Pinot Of the Day (POD)

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Here are a few Pinots I have tried recently. Hope you enjoy my tasting notes. You can find @Melvin on Vivino.

Kosta Brown Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir

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4.5 Garnet hue. Blackberry, Earthy, wet leaves, followed by a tart palate. Acidity with age nicely and break down heavy meats. Dry, but fruity. Raspberries, cocoa, green pepper. A little brambly, with what the Duckhorn rep Ian Merris described as “cherry cola”. Definitely earthy with a balsamic aftertaste. You can make out a faint green tea green tea aroma in the backdrop. Definitely a long and intense wine tasting experience. If anyone can get me cases of this stuff for a reasonable price lmk(🙏).

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Williams Selyem Calegari Vineyard Pinot Noir 2014:

Fruit forward full bodied pinot. cherry red with ruby hue. Mocha starbucks frappucino. Black berries. Cedar and oak with some light tobacco smoke. Super smooth with a nice savory finish.

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Meiomi Pinot Noir 2019:

Low acidity. Medium alc content. rhubarb, cherry and cocoa. Prune and dried apricots. Sweet and jammy. Definitely a presence of oak.

-Michael Melvin

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Michael Melvin is a Writer, Musician, and Advocate. While attending Syracuse University he has been an active member on campus even holding positions in Greek Life and Clubs/Activities on campus. He has recently gained notoriety for his performance at the Wescott Theater, where he played music in a simulacrum which commented on the lack of discourse during the pandemic. Through a global pandemic, Melvin has come out as a resilient persona who questions modern conventions and looks for oppurtunites to adapt to newfound successes.

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  1. Loving your detailed tasting notes on these Pinots! The earthy complexity and the cherry cola hint sound divine, especially with that long finish. If you’re on the hunt for more incredible Pinot Noirs (or even cases of your favorites), check out Harbor View Wines. They offer a fantastic selection of wines that could easily match or surpass the bold flavors you’re describing. Cheers to expanding your Pinot journey!

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