Pinot Noir
Bargain Pinot Noir is so hard to find, it’s practically an oxymoron. But look for it from unexpected places like Australia and you’ll hit the jackpot. This gem reminds us of black cherry liqueur, black tea, tart blackberries and Japanese five-spice. Yep, it’s complex, but its low price tag makes it perfectly OK to enjoy with a whopping cheeseburger (or swordfish, if you’re looking to class it up).
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