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Orin Swift Slander Pinot Noir California 2021
£301.86
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £50.31 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
QVYC10ORS0421
Orin Swift Slander Pinot Noir California 2021
- Country USA
- Region Napa Valley
- ABV 15.3 %
- Case size 6 / 75cl
- Aged for 8 months in French Oak, 32% new.
- Opens with notes of wild strawberry, pomegranate, Bing cherry, and cedar. Secondary aromatics abound, with hints of redwood grove underbrush, white pepper, and earth. Delicate on entry, the palate is flooding with red plum, cherry cola, rhubarb, and spices. With a touch of cocoa powder on the finish, the wine closes with confident acidity and length.
The Orin Swift story starts in 1995 when, on a whim, David Swift Phinney understandably took a friend up on an offer to spend a term studying in Florence.During that time, he was introduced to wine, how it was made, and got hooked.After graduating in 1997 he took a temporary harvest job at the iconic Robert Mondavi winery. Harvest is not an easy job and David quickly decided that if he was going to work this hard it should eventually be for himself and in 1998 he founded Orin Swift Cellars with two tons of zinfandel, a disruptive approach to labels and marketing and not much else. Today Orin Swift is owned by California icons E&J Gallo, but David remains at the helm, disregarding the traditions of terroir and site-specific bottlings in favour of simply procuring the best grapes to make the most drinkable blends and putting them in bottles that really stand out.
| Country | United States |
|---|---|
| Vintage | 2021 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| 2 cases 10% off | No |
| Winery | The Orin Swift story starts in 1995 when, on a whim, David Swift Phinney understandably took a friend up on an offer to spend a term studying in Florence.During that time, he was introduced to wine, how it was made, and got hooked.After graduating in 1997 he took a temporary harvest job at the iconic Robert Mondavi winery. Harvest is not an easy job and David quickly decided that if he was going to work this hard it should eventually be for himself and in 1998 he founded Orin Swift Cellars with two tons of zinfandel, a disruptive approach to labels and marketing and not much else. Today Orin Swift is owned by California icons E&J Gallo, but David remains at the helm, disregarding the traditions of terroir and site-specific bottlings in favour of simply procuring the best grapes to make the most drinkable blends and putting them in bottles that really stand out. |
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