Lorval 2005 Pinot Noir France



This was the first of two bottles we had that night, and at least one turns your tongue completely black. If this isn't the wine that did it, then for $5 per bottle you've got a great table wine to serve to the children, or lesser guests, while you open up something a bit better for yourself. I'm not going to buy it again, but, if it's on a happy hour menu, it's a safe choice.

Bacchus speak:
In a word, Bland. I'm guessing it's just been in the bottle too long and has lost any substance or structure it once had.

Grade: C
Price: $5

Wine Reviewed:
Lorval Pinot Noir
2005
Languedo-Roussillon
100% Pinot Noir
France
Alcohol: 12% by Volume
Bottle: 750 ml
Closure: Composite Cork

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