Red
Calera Jensen Vineyard Pinot Noir (Mt. Harlan)
Mt. Harlan · Central Coast · United States
Ficha técnica
- Tipo
- Red
- Uva
- Pinot Noir
- País
- United States
- Região
- Mt. Harlan · Central Coast
- Denominação
- Mt. Harlan
- Corpo
- medium
- Acidez
- high
- Tanino
- medium
- Doçura
- dry
Harmonização
pato assado · cordeiro · cogumelos selvagens · queijos curados
Safras avaliadas
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201493 pts
This bottling by Josh Jensen shows sharp aromas of black plum and blackberry, with hints of lilacs. The palate combines a strong earthy quality with gravelly minerality, rose petals, lavender and dark cranberry fruit. Tannins are a bit rigid this early in this wine's life, so wa…
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201396 pts
A stunning range of black sage, fresh bay leaf, hearty mulberry, exotic cinnamon, raw beef and baking spice converge for a rugged yet pretty nose on this bottling from a vineyard planted in 1975. Elderberry and elderflower show on the sip, as do beet juice, dried ginger, crushed…
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201294 pts
Pioneering winemaker Josh Jensen delivers pure and focused aromas of deep red pomegranate and dark purple fruits, a shred of violet, a noticeable chalkiness and a hint of sweet sage. It's rich and zesty on the palate, offering dark fruit flavors with a pine sap backbone, finishi…
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201190 pts
Bone dry, tart in acidity and seemingly simple, this is the most expensive of Calera's five new Pinot Noirs. It's not showing well now, with tight, mouthwatering cranberry, rosehip tea and tobacco flavors. It feels elegant and silky in the mouth. Give until 2020 in the cellar.
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201093 pts
There's a delicacy to this Pinot that makes it a welcome alternative to the big, clumsy style. The color is translucent, and the alcohol is relatively low, giving it a nice, bouncy mouthfeel. The depth of flavor is impressive, suggesting ripe forest raspberries and cherries, and…
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200891 pts
Sweet and jammy in youth, with robust flavors of raspberry and cherry jam. The sweetness is balanced by crisp acidity and firm tannins, as well as a minerality that must come from the terroir. A feminine wine, Calera's '08 Jensen should gain in the bottle over the next eight yea…
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200791 pts
Made in a more forward style than it used to be, Calera's '07 Jensen appeals for its lush raspberry, cherry, bacon, vanilla and sandalwood flavors. The acidity is just fine, and the tannins are soft and intricate. Lovely now, with a brief decant, and should develop for 6–8 years.
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200688 pts
Elegant and forward, with cherry pie filling, mocha, toffee and spice flavors, and thoroughly dry on the finish. Should develop for a few years, but this is not a long-aging wine.