Monsable Reserve Pinot Noir 2022
Art. # 6176Selection from vineyards in the coldest of all Mediterranean regions of France - Haute Vallée de l’Aude. The altitude, climate, and limestone-rich soils combine to produce exceptional fruit, turning into wines with elegance and freshness.
Aromas of black cherry and blackberry, as well as a rich, full-bodied palate with flavors of red berries, are complemented by notes of toasted bread and vanilla, which add a hint of spiciness to the finish. The wine ages for 6 months in a selection of French oak barrels of varying ages, after which it is blended to create this wine with class, texture, and weight.
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