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November Distinguished Cellar Series: Midwest Gentlemanâs No Reserve Auction
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Lot 704
Estimate: $30
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"The 2002 Pinot Noir Estate is a dense, structured wine. Ten percent stems were used in making this wine, where none were used in the Goldridge Vineyard. Perhaps it is the stems that give the wine more aromatics, more noticeable tannin, and more definition and structure on the palate. The wine is ripe and has wonderful earthy, sweet black cherry fruit and plums intermixed with a bit of Allspice and earth."
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"The 2002 Pinot Noir Estate is a dense, structured wine. Ten percent stems were used in making this wine, where none were used in the Goldridge Vineyard. Perhaps it is the stems that give the wine more aromatics, more noticeable tannin, and more definition and structure on the palate. The wine is ripe and has wonderful earthy, sweet black cherry fruit and plums intermixed with a bit of Allspice and earth."
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