Noiret

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  October 2009

  Turtle Run Winery Joes Jammin Red NV

  Snoothrank: Starting at $7^.99

  A blend of chancellor, noiret, corot noir, chambourcin, merlot, and concord. Semi-sweet but real smooth.

  Wine review by staggerwing50

  
  
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  April 2009

  Presque Isle Wine Cellars Noiret Dry 2007

  Snoothrank:

  There's potential here. A dark, inky wine with smooth tannins. Maybe a bit over oaked but overall a nice wine.

  Wine review by SLACKS

  
  
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  July 2008

  Arbor Hill Noiret Wine-Dry-American Rouge NV

  Snoothrank:

  This varietal has great potential. It can be drunk now, but it may take 7-10+ years in the bottle to begin to show it's true character. This wine is going to be big, especially for the North-Central and Eastern markets. The West will not be able to produce this wine. It is young and... Read moreThis varietal has great potential. It can be drunk now, but it may take 7-10+ years in the bottle to begin to show it's true character. This wine is going to be big, especially for the North-Central and Eastern markets. The West will not be able to produce this wine. It is young and proper production and aging may give it the mid-palate, raspberry notes it currently lacks. Its peppery, moderate tannins recall a Cote-du-Rhone. It promises to become a serious American varietal. It will lay down well. Not an aperitif: try it will a quality marinara or a braciole. While it promises to age well, it can certainly be enjoyed right now. It is exciting to experience a new varietal that shows such promise!    (hide)

  Wine review by ridgerunner

  
  

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