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Gusbourne Estate Pinot Noir 2022
HED27375
75 cl
13%
£40.00
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The Gusbourne Estate Pinot Noir 2022 presents a delicate profile with aromas of fresh red berries, including raspberry and cherry, underscored by herbal nuances. The palate is light-bodied, offering crisp acidity that harmonizes with subtle tannins, creating a refreshing experience. The wine is marked by a lingering finish, showcasing the varietal`s characteristic elegance.
Gusbourne Estate, located in Kent, England, is known for its cool climate, which is well-suited for producing high-quality Pinot Noir. The grapes undergo careful hand-picking, ensuring only the best fruit is selected for vinification. This vintage reflects the estate`s commitment to sustainable practices and showcases the unique terroir of the region.
89 Vinous
The 2022 Pinot Noir was grown in Kent on loam and clay. It spent 10 months in 20% new French barriques and puncheons. The nose is all fragrant, aromatic and tender raspberry leaf and wild raspberry fruit aromas. This tender fruit, almost with a touch of tealeaf, also defines the light-bodied palate. Tannins provide crunch before melting into silkiness. It's lovely, with a lasting red berry- and woodland-tinged finish.
16 Jancis Robinson
Full bottle 1,422 g. Fermented in stainless steel, aged in oak barrels.
The decidedly present presence of oak is miraculously not suppressing the wild-red-berry fruit, which is skinny and tart but somehow ripe. Popping with juice and full of character. Dark chocolate and coffee bean in the mid palate and attractively leafy and peppery towards the end. I would love this with venison pie – like a cranberry jus. (TC)
The decidedly present presence of oak is miraculously not suppressing the wild-red-berry fruit, which is skinny and tart but somehow ripe. Popping with juice and full of character. Dark chocolate and coffee bean in the mid palate and attractively leafy and peppery towards the end. I would love this with venison pie – like a cranberry jus. (TC)
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