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2004 Martinelli Seven Mules Vineyard Pinot Noir

Almost a desert pinot, this is lush and very sweet. Bordering on too much. Its got candied cherries, wet dirt, and some brooding forest flavors. The alcohol sticks out like I sat on a thumb tack and the wine lacks balance. While I respect Martinelli and have been on their mailing list a while, I'd pass on this one. Retail $50.

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jdavis
Santa Barbra, CA
Posted on 7/29/08


nice, honest review. One thing that turns me off on a wine is unbalanced alcohol. That's a killer for me.

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