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Author: | GK [ Fri Jul 02, 2010 9:05 am ] |
Post subject: | Tabali Reserva Pinot Noir '07 |
Limari Valley. Why go to the trouble of making a delicate, fresh and perfumed Pinot only to spoil it all by swamping it with new oak? It just doesn’t work. It’s all wrong. There's some nice fruit in there somewhere, like a flower struggling to find the light on the floor of a dense oak forest. Lacking balance and disappointing. |
Author: | Duncan [ Fri Jul 02, 2010 9:23 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Tabali Reserva Pinot Noir '07 |
Regarding Pinot Noir fruit Graham, do we need to educate the wine makers, or Joe Public who create a market for this stuff. Do you think the Tabali needs more time ? That recent '06 chambolle PN had massive fruit, could I single out oak from the voluptious and integrated flavour ? NO - NO - NO Did I want to single out the oak ? NO The '08 Babich NZ family reserve PN was a complete oaf (oakwise) as well. It must be Joe Public, creating the demand ? |
Author: | GK [ Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:14 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Tabali Reserva Pinot Noir '07 |
Duncan wrote: [u]
Do you think the Tabali needs more time ? I dont think the wine has the body or structure to integrate this much oak, I wont be buying any more to find out! |
Author: | Shezza [ Fri Jul 02, 2010 11:18 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Tabali Reserva Pinot Noir '07 |
Is it a Chilean thing? Opened another bottle of the Casa Marin Cartagena 2005 PN on Father's day This is still predominantly smokey bacon and a bit of burnt rubber (in a not unpleasent way) This after being decanted for 3hrs prior to drinking. I really don't think this has any chance of losing the overpowering smokiness from the oak tho think it'd go well with some BBQ red meat. |
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