Kerner Estate Pinot Noir 2007

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Kerner Estate Pinot Noir 2007Price: $25.00 Case Price: $22.50

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Color:: Red
Body/Type:: Medium Bodied
Style:: Modern
Size:: Bottle, 750 ml
Winery:: Kerner Estate
Grapes:: Pinot Noir
Serve At:: 57°-63° F
Region:: New Zealand > South Island > Marlborough

Known for it's cool climates and fertile soils, the Marlborough region of New Zealand is quickly gaining notoriety for the world class Pinot Noir's being produced. The Kerner Estate is no exception, with plenty of vibrant flavors, good acidity and plenty of texture. This modern style Pinot can be consumed on it's own, but would be very versatile with a wide range of foods including many grilled chicken, pork or beef dishes.

Kerner Estate is a small, family-run winery, nestled at the juncture of the Wairau and Waihopai Rivers in Marlborough, a gorgeous spot at the top of New Zealand’s South Island. The winery was established by Joanne and Bruce Kerner in 2000 with a mission to produce limited quantities of high-quality wines that capture the fresh, vibrant flavors for which the Marlborough region is so celebrated.

Surprising to many, the now famous wine region of Marlborough on the South Island of New Zealand didn't have a commercial vineyard until 1973. Now, Marlborough produces some of the best Sauvignon Blanc's and Pinot Noir's in the world, and is by far the most prestigious wine growing districts in the country. With almost 40% of the entire country's vineyards planted, the distinctive cool climates give the winemakers the capability of making wines with real elegance.

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