Fantastic Mr. Fox '22
Fruity & Intense
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Unwind with our effortlessly stylish Fantastic Mr Fox: a medium-bodied Pinot Noir that's as smooth as it is sophisticated.
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ABOUT THIS WINE
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TASTING NOTES
This wine has a beautiful light ruby red color and entices with appealing aromas of cherries, strawberries, cinnamon, nutmeg, a hint of cedarwood, and subtle smokiness. The taste is full and well-balanced, with red fruits, sweet spices, and a touch of tobacco.
ABOUT THE GRAPE
Pinot Noir is known for its delicate and complex character. This grape variety has been cultivated for centuries and is now planted worldwide, although some regions are particularly well-suited for growing Pinot Noir, such as in Burgundy. This French wine region can be considered the home of this grape, especially the subregion of Côte d'Or. Some of the world's most renowned Pinot Noirs originate from here. Grand Crus abound, and it's not surprising because the climate, location, and soil composition of Côte d'Or are ideal for this grape. In fact, only Pinot Noir is allowed to be grown for red wines, so all the attention is focused on it. Further south, in the Corbières, Mathilde Broto also knows how to cultivate excellent Pinot, and these fantastic grapes have found their way into our bottles of Fantastic Mr. Fox.
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Description
TASTING NOTES
This wine has a beautiful light ruby red color and entices with appealing aromas of cherries, strawberries, cinnamon, nutmeg, a hint of cedarwood, and subtle smokiness. The taste is full and well-balanced, with red fruits, sweet spices, and a touch of tobacco.
ABOUT THE GRAPE
Pinot Noir is known for its delicate and complex character. This grape variety has been cultivated for centuries and is now planted worldwide, although some regions are particularly well-suited for growing Pinot Noir, such as in Burgundy. This French wine region can be considered the home of this grape, especially the subregion of Côte d'Or. Some of the world's most renowned Pinot Noirs originate from here. Grand Crus abound, and it's not surprising because the climate, location, and soil composition of Côte d'Or are ideal for this grape. In fact, only Pinot Noir is allowed to be grown for red wines, so all the attention is focused on it. Further south, in the Corbières, Mathilde Broto also knows how to cultivate excellent Pinot, and these fantastic grapes have found their way into our bottles of Fantastic Mr. Fox.
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