Domaine Queylus, Grand Reserve Pinot Noir, Niagara Peninsula, 2014

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Tasted by: Andrew Jefford
(at Ontario, 29 Sep 2018)
Drinking Window: 2018 - 2023
This Pinot is blended from fruit grown in two of the Lake Ontario Shoreside appellations: Lincoln Lakeshore and Creek Shores. Thomas Bachelder consults. The wine is pale in colour but satisfyingly meaty in scent. The fruits are richly defined on the palate, with glowing plum, cherry and raspberry in evidence. Its autumnal ripeness is supported as much by glycerol as tannin. It's a full-flavoured and gastronomic wine. The 2013 vintage was served at the G7 summit held in Quebec in June 2018.
Producer
Domaine Queylus
Brand
Grand Reserve Pinot Noir
Vintage
2014
Wine Type
Still
Colour
Red
Country
Canada
Region
Ontario
Appellation
Niagara Peninsula
Sweetness
Dry
Closure
Cork
Alcohol
13.00%
Body
Medium
Oak
Lightly Oaked
Grapes
Pinot Noir Précoce