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Bouchard Aine & Fils Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2007

Pinot Noir

from Burgundy, France

Price: $16.99

(this vintage is sold out)

The 2010 vintage is available for: $12.99

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Item No. 98045

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red wine style:

winemaker's notes:

Brilliant cherry red. Red fruit aromas, cherry, kirsch with notes of lime and mint. A plump wine with a lot of fruit and a delicate note of wood. Good persistence. Harmonious and well balanced.

Pair with grilled or roasted red meats, light game, poultry and mild cheeses.

alcohol by volume: 12.5%

User Reviews

The top 3 most liked reviews for this wine.

DJH808 (read all my reviews)

rating (3/9/2012):

jhpomper (read all my reviews)

rating (12/31/2011):

Gecko21 - Palmyra, PA (read all my reviews)

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V Sheri - Mount Pleasant, SC (read all my reviews)

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henry sotomayor - Chicago, IL (read all my reviews)

rating (8/11/2011):

Rory Gory (read all my reviews)

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Scott Nightengale (read all my reviews)

rating (5/18/2011):

Diane Mauk - Alexandria, VA (read all my reviews)

rating (2/24/2011):

I double checked the label and the price point of this wine after the first sip. Wow! It was really delicious and quite versatille.

sshank (read all my reviews)

rating (1/20/2011):

Fruit forward, lighter than the Oregon Pinot Noir. Decanted or not it just did not have enough tannins for me.

April Pontz (read all my reviews)

rating (1/1/2011):

Just opened the bottle and the cork fell into the bottle and wine exploded everywhere. Tried a glass anyway, and it was obvious the wine was compromised. Do not recommend.

Valerie Dudding - Ruckersville, VA (read all my reviews)

rating (9/29/2010):

I am a Pinot Noir lover, plain and simple. My favorite Pinots are from the Willamette Valley in Oregon and some California Pinots. I have explored other Pinots from NZ, Australia, Chile, Italy (Pinot Nero) and some lower priced ones from France. This wine is horrible. It does not even compare to a similarly priced Pinot Noir from California (Castle Rock, Mark West or Coastal Vines) or Oregon (Pull Eighty or Terrapin). I do not like most Pinot Nero from Italy either. If you are a die hard Pinot fan -- just stick with the good ole' USA for good quality Pinot Noir. And if you wish to splurge on an Old World style, grab a bottle of 2007 Chateauneuf du Pape and cellar it for a year or ten. Trust me, 2008 Oregon Pinot Noir is your best bet on incredible wine at this time! Grab it while you can....

Marty in Mpls - Victoria, MN (read all my reviews)

rating (9/28/2010):

I can't wait to try the '07. the '06 was smooth and drinkable. All our friends loved it. we went through two cases. I don't like all the sulfites in the u.s wines and usually avoid them. I usually drink non - US produced reds.

Laureen Knutsen - Locust Valley, NY (read all my reviews)

rating (9/28/2010):

Tried this wine from Sampler case- liked it- then ordered it and it seemed like a different wine- very poor