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At it's peak, this wine was simply delicious. It remained in fine balance with the acid component nicely complementing the still forward fruit. The tannins werre light. The wine had a very pleasant mild effervescence. We had the wine with grilled Alaskan halibut steaks, grilled small new potatos and carrots and sauteed haricots vert with EVOO and fresh farmer's market garlic. The wine was a fine match with everything including the grilled carrot. Once again, I find that pinot noir is the ultimate red food wine, whether from Burgundy or the new world.

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