Costa de Oro 2010 Reserva Oro Rojo Estate Gold Coast Vineyard Pinot Noir (Santa Maria Valley)
This tastes a little unripe, with a green mint and vegetal streak that cuts across the flavors of raspberry and sweet toasty oak. Rich meats and cheeses will help tame the acids. It doesn't seem to be an ager, so drink up.
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Price$50,Buy Now
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DesignationReserva Oro Rojo Estate Gold Coast Vineyard
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Alcohol14%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRed
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Date Published11/1/2012
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