Artesa Carneros Pinot Noir 750ml Looking For Cheap Pice

Description

On the nose, this wine offers beautiful, bright red fruit and a hint of floral aromas. On the palate, there are undertones of bright strawberry and cherry and accentuated with hints of caramel and a slight, toasty oak. The natural acidity gives vibrancy and it is an excellent partner to so many foods; it is medium bodied and has a long finish. A classic Pinot Noir that is true to its appellation.

Producer Description

Artesa Vineyards & Winery’s roots date back to the 1980’s when the Raventf3s family, heirs of the Spanish winemaking dynasty Codornedu, began to acquire and develop vineyard land in the Carneros region of Napa Valley. Originally opened as a sparkling wine house–Codornedu Napa–in 1991, the winery ultimately transitioned to producing still wines as successive vintages revealed the quality and potential of the family’s vineyard holdings. The winery was renamed Artesa-Catalan for “handcrafted”-in 1997, and has since become a leading producer of limited-production artisan wines from the varietals for which Carneros is best known-Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.One of Artesa’s most distinctive features is its hillside winery in Carneros, an avant-garde structure conceived to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Designed by renowned Barcelona architect Domingo Triay and executed by Napa architect Earl R. Bouligny, the striking winery is set into the highest hill of Artesa’s 350-acre estate, its rooftop concealed by a protective covering of native grasses. With fountains, sculpture and modern art gracing its outdoor spaces and light-filled tasting room, Artesa is one of most visited wineries in Napa Valley.

To enjoy this Pinot Noir, simply open the bottle and let it breathe for a while. Then, pour it into a wine glass and savor it slowly. It pairs well with a variety of foods like grilled chicken, roasted vegetables, and light pasta dishes. Remember to store the wine in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. Keep it upright when not in use to prevent the cork from drying out.