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<H1>Mud House Wines Marlborough Pinot Noir -- Wine Sense Shopping Cart</H1>
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British Wine Columnist Jamie Goode writes, "Aromatic, bright sweet cherry and berry fruit note is quite startling in its purity and freshness, and has an herby lift I often find in Marlborough Pinot Noir. The palate is brightly fruited and cherryish, with some sweetness, but also a savoury, spicy twist. Nicely elegant with delicious, vivid sort of personality. This isn't meant to be Burgundy, but it has a light touch and is only 13.3% alcohol - low by New World standards. 91/100 points." <br /><b><br />Cheese Pairings</b>: Fontina Val d'Osta, Lamb Chopper, Smoked Gouda<br /><b><br />Food Pairings</b>: Duck Breast Au Poivre, Poached Salmon with Leek and Potato Cream, Portobello Mushrooms<br /></P>
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<LI>Vintage: 2007
<LI>Region: Marlborough, New Zealand
<LI>Organic: No
<LI>Rating: NR
<LI>Lifespan: Drink through 2010
<LI>Grape: Pinot Noir
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