QUAILS GATE SF RESERVE PINOT NOIR 750 ml

Description

Discover the Quails' Gate SF Reserve Pinot Noir, a standout expression from the heart of British Columbia's wine country. Crafted as the winery's premier red, this Pinot Noir draws its essence from select hillside vineyards on the Boucherie slopes, positioned right across from the estate. Released in small batches and reserved for only the most outstanding harvests, it captures a sense of rarity that elevates any collection.

Pour a glass and let the vibrant red fruits greet you first—notes of cherry, raspberry, and cranberry dance on the tongue with lively freshness. Subtle layers of earth, allspice, and clove weave underneath, adding depth and intrigue. Firm tannins provide structure, promising a graceful evolution as they mellow over time. The overall impression is one of polished poise, flowing with innate sophistication that lingers pleasantly.

Hailing from Canada’s British Columbia region, this 750 ml bottle clocks in at 13% ABV, with a dry profile marked by a sweetness code of 01. At just 56.99, it delivers exceptional quality for the price. Serve it slightly cool at 15°C to unlock its full charm, whether you're unwinding solo or hosting friends.

Picture it alongside a roasted duck glistening with glaze, or tender slices of turkey fresh from the oven. It complements pork dishes beautifully, cuts through the richness of seared BC salmon, and stands up to a rack of lamb accompanied by a hearty ragout of French lentils. Each pairing transforms a meal into something memorable, where the wine's nuances shine through savory bites.

For those seeking a Pinot Noir that balances accessibility with refinement, the Quails' Gate SF Reserve Pinot Noir fits seamlessly into evenings of quiet reflection or lively gatherings. Its limited nature makes it a smart choice to savor now or hold for future appreciation, ensuring every sip feels like a discovery from British Columbia's premier slopes.

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