Salentein Primus Pinot Noir is a unique wine. It was discovered that this grape, originally from Burgundy, also produced superb wines in Argentina. Bodegas Salentein's vineyards are immense, covering over 800 hectares. They have many special vineyards, such as the La Pampa vineyard and the San Pablo Estate. 90% of the grapes for Salentein Primus Pinot Noir come from La Pampa, with the remaining 10% coming from the San Pablo Estate. This decision was made by Bodegas Salentein's winemaker, who saw this as the perfect combination. The winemaking process is complex: the wine is unfiltered, allowing it to retain a wealth of flavor during aging. The aging in new French oak for 10 months is excellent!
Pinot Noir is an odd duck, almost stubborn. But well-executed, it's always the perfect recipe for a delicious wine. Bodega Salentein has perfectly produced the Primus Pinot Noir. The nose is characterized by delicate notes of ripe cherries, berries, and vanilla. Smell again, and tobacco, spices, and a hint of herb emerge. You'll want to take a sip of Salentein Primus Pinot Noir; you can't wait. This mouth-filling wine immediately tantalizes the taste buds. Red fruit, cherries, and toasted oak unfold beautifully on the palate. You'll also taste hints of vanilla, dark chocolate, and spices.
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