Juris Pinot Noir Malbec The minerally finish lingers on

The minerally finish lingers on with layered flavors of wildflowers

This is a clear

Whistle Pig's new Farmstock release is the Vermont distillery's first expression to contain whiskey from its own stocks

The exuberant fruit is matched by a heady

complex and long

Juris Pinot Noir Malbec The minerally finish lingers onThe color is also darker than you might expect from the old world, but isnt the result of long cold soaks or heavy handed extraction but instead a reflection of the Austrian terroir. Gravelly and sandy soils dominate lending a sweet earthiness. Wherever a slight caramelization or sweet nuttiness wishes to be highlighted or a savory element balanced, this goes where other Pinot Noirs cannot 2011