Wildhorse Winery & Vineyards
Central Coast Pinot Noir
Central Coast, California, USA
Smell and taste start off almost astringent and acidic but the flavors mellow quickly and become more balanced with sweet berry notes. Surprisingly versatile: paired well as a sipping wine with salty chips, deviled eggs, cheddar and apples, and even dark chocolate and vanilla shortbread. I guess you could say it’s a snacking wine!
Smell and taste start off almost astringent and acidic but the flavors mellow quickly and become more balanced with sweet berry notes. Surprisingly versatile: paired well as a sipping wine with salty chips, deviled eggs, cheddar and apples, and even dark chocolate and vanilla shortbread. I guess you could say it’s a snacking wine!
Oct 14th, 2018Dry, bitter, earthy tone. Dry start, dry finish. Slightly nutty. Earthy.
Dry, bitter, earthy tone. Dry start, dry finish. Slightly nutty. Earthy.
Aug 28th, 2017
My go to Ted table wine. Let it age a several years. Can be found at Costco for ~$8 a bottle when on sale.
My go to Ted table wine. Let it age a several years. Can be found at Costco for ~$8 a bottle when on sale.
Mar 31st, 2017We bought this for our 5th year anniversary; delightful! Perfect!
We bought this for our 5th year anniversary; delightful! Perfect!
Jul 30th, 2016
Suspiciously deep colour for a Pinot Noir. Straightforward fruit flavour minimal elements of spice. Definitely drinkable but ordinary. Probably won't buy again.
Suspiciously deep colour for a Pinot Noir. Straightforward fruit flavour minimal elements of spice. Definitely drinkable but ordinary. Probably won't buy again.
Jul 22nd, 2016
Hood Pinot. Pleasant engagement at the nose. Potentially a little acidic. Good wine to anticipate the downside of the week with not too heavy a dinner.
Hood Pinot. Pleasant engagement at the nose. Potentially a little acidic. Good wine to anticipate the downside of the week with not too heavy a dinner.
Jan 21st, 2016