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Roble

2006 Patagonia Pinot Noir

The Valle Perdido Roble, a remarkable 2006 Pinot Noir from the stunning Patagonia region, showcases an enticing red hue that reflects its vibrant character. This medium-bodied wine balances a bright acidity that dances gracefully across the palate, enhancing its overall elegance. The fruit intensity is prominent, revealing layers of luscious red berries, cherries, and subtle hints of spice, making each sip a delightful experience. With soft, well-integrated tannins, this Pinot Noir provides a smooth mouthfeel while maintaining a dry finish that leaves you longing for another taste. It's a true testament to the exceptional terroir of Patagonia, inviting wine lovers to explore its unique flavor profile.

Tasting notes:


Raspberry

Raspberry

Cherry

Cherry

Earth

Earth

Region:


Patagonia

The southernmost tip of Argentina is perfecto for growing cool-climate grapes. Patagonia's altitude, arid conditions and Antarctic influence result in wines with uniquely intense color and flavor. Pinot Noir is the standout variety, creating vibrant wines with glorious red fruit characters. Argentina's ever-reliable Malbec is a stalwart here, too, channeling the long, slow ripening season into gloriously bold yet elegant wines. But it was the early European-style Rieslings and Cabernet Sauvignons from the Rio Negro and Neuquen area in the north that initially put Patagonia on the wine map. These unspoiled valleys with their mineral-rich rivers produce wines as distinctive as the unique terroir that creates them.

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