Villa Maria Reserve Pinot Noir 2018

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Villa Maria
Reserve Pinot Noir 2018

Année : 2018
Pays : Nouvelle-Zélande
Région : Marlborough
Sous-région
Type : Rouge
Style Rouge Léger et Fruité
Format : 75cl
Alcool : 14°
Cépages : 100% Pinot Noir

Ce vin a obtenu la médaille d'or aux Decanter World Wine Awards 2013!

Experts		Note	Année
RP	Robert Parker	91	2017
WS	Wine Spectator	90	2013
VN	Vinous (Antonio Galloni)	89	2012
JS	James Suckling	94	2011

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Ce vin est concentré et mûr avec un parfum séduisant de cerises rouges et noires et des notes de clou de girofle. La bouche est généreuse et équilibrée, riche en fruits, avec des tanins soyeux.

Robert Parker (RP) : 91 Points (2017)

Sourced from the Taylors Pass and Seddon Vineyards, and blended with fruit from the Wairau Valley's southern side, the 2017 Reserve Pinot Noir shows the coolness of the vintage in its herbal, briary aromas and wiry feel. Yet it's still reasonably plump in the mouth, marked by silky tannins and much more finesse than this bottling used to show. It does fade a bit quickly on the finish.

Wine Spectator (WS) : 90 Points (2013)

Smooth and crisp, with supple tannins and a juicy presentation of cranberry, cherry and strawberry flavors, framed by baking spices, cigar box and dried rose petal details. A fresh earth streak gives the tannins a sense of traction on the finish. Drink now through 2030.

Vinous (Antonio Galloni) (VN) : 89 Points (2012)

Fresh medium red. Pungent cherry and spice aromas are lifted by a minty topnote on the perfumed nose. Juicy and high-pitched, conveying an impression of energy and sharp definition to the flavors of bitter cherry, red berries, fresh herbs and spices. Just a touch green but nicely smooth and intense, finishing with fine-grained tannins.

James Suckling (JS) : 94 Points (2011)

Pretty aromas of red and dark cherry with higher tones of blueberry and boysenberry poking through. Plenty of spice and gamey complexity to draw the pinotphile closer. There is plenty of space on the palate, as is common with Marlborough pinot noir, while hints of game, spice and forest floor make for an alluring wine. The finish is bright and long with a delicious savory slant.