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Belle Glos Pinot Noir Clark & Telephone 2020 | 750 ml.
Item #: 19460
Store Location: 07BF | 10
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Critical Acclaim
SP92Wine Spectator Apr 30, 2022
"Ripe, overflowing with red cherry and raspberry flavors backed by luscious acidity and medium-grained tannins. Offers kirsch and allspice notes that coat the midpalate, with chocolate mousse notes on the finish. Drink now through 2025. 10,600 cases made." (92 pts.)
WE90Wine Enthusiast 4/1/2022
"A big, bold and superripe style of Pinot Noir, this bottling offers thick aromas of red and black cherry alongside mace and milk chocolate on the nose. The palate is viscous and powerful, with flavors of baked strawberry, cherry, nutmeg and licorice. The structure and acidity rise toward the finish." (90 pts.)
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