Red

Bridlewood Pinot Noir (Monterey County)

Bridlewood

Monterey County · Central Coast · United States

Fact sheet

Type
Red
Grape
Pinot Noir
Country
United States
Region
Monterey County · Central Coast
Appellation
Monterey County
Body
medium
Acidity
medium
Tannin
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

pato assado · carnes grelhadas · cogumelos · atum selado

Rated vintages

  • 201486 pts

    Baked black-plum aromas meet with star anise on the nose of this bottling. The texture is easy and light on the sip, where somewhat muddled flavors of mulberry and dried earth ride a decent acidity that rises toward the finish.

  • 201385 pts

    A slightly confusing array of scents emerges off of this bottling, with sour cherries, toasted oak, raspberry syrup and pungent pine needles tripping over each other. The palate is more approachable, with mocha, espresso, dark red fruits and licorice flavors.

  • 201285 pts

    A sandalwood, light leather and raspberry nose are the most compelling elements of this wine by this E & J Gallo brand. On the palate, roasted fig and tart berry are followed by a bit of spice but no lasting finish.

  • 201086 pts

    This is a sound Pinot Noir, rich in raspberry jam, toast and vanilla flavors, with lots of zingy coastal acidity.

  • 200886 pts

    Underneath the oak is a modest, crisp Pinot Noir, dry and appealing in raspberry, cherry, cola and mushroom flavors. The oak is a little heavy-handed, though, making the wine feel heavy and finish sweet.