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Very dry and high in acidity, with a tart, almost sour mouthfeel, but that's good. It's like the refreshing, palate-stimulating quality of a sour red cherry candy. Additional richness comes from smoky, spicy oak. Represents a welcome return to form for this, Wild Horse's highest expression of Pinot Noir. || Dry and silky, it reveals layers of cherry skin, orange rind, tea and sandalwood flavors. It grows more fascinating as it warms in the glass. It will hold in the bottle for years without gaining in complexity, s…

Sources: Wine Enthusiast

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