Wine Marimar Estate Don Miguel Vineyard Pinot Noir 2004
Reviews of purchase Marimar Estate Don Miguel Vineyard Pinot Noir 2004
Tasting Notes
Rich ruby color.
Marimar Esteyt Don Miguel Vineyard Pinot Noir 2004 has a pleasant acidity and soft, rich flavor, filled with delicious, juicy red berries and hints of warm spicy notes of cinnamon and cloves. In the long aftertaste develop tones of vanilla and toast.
Complex and deep aroma reveals notes of raspberry and wild berries, intertwined with spicy notes of clove, cinnamon and anise, and flowers give special charm to light notes of oak and underbrush.
Wine perfectly complement red meat and poultry, such as lamb in herbs, grilled steaks, duck in berry sauce and many others.
Interesting Facts
One of the great wines of Torres is Marimar Estate Don Miguel Vineyard Pinot Noir 2004. Created wine from 6 clones of Pinot Noir, so it has a complex and rich bouquet of taste and aroma. The grapes must be manually selected at the peak of ripening, with each of the clones vinifitsirutsya separately. After a minimum of crushing and gentle spin wort is fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks and then aged in French oak barrels, about one-third of which are updated annually. For the vintage 2004, the percentage of new oak was 36%. Before the release of the wine is not clarified and filtered, so it saves the most exquisite taste and aroma of grapes, and eventually at the bottom of the bottle may form a precipitate.
Try elegant Marimar Estate Pinot Noir 2004 year, which will enchant you with a soft, deep taste, reveals juicy red berry tones and warm shades of spices. At the peak of ripeness wine will be between 2007-2012 years.
Torres Company was founded back in 1870 and today its wines can be found in more than 140 countries worldwide. Torres owns more than 1300 hectares of vineyards, not only in Spain but also in other regions, such as California, where the estate Marimar Estate. Marimar Torres manages the estate, which since childhood, learned the basics of wine and successfully continues to develop the family business, having received education enologist at Stanford University. Marimar is with great love for the land and pays great attention to environmental issues, so the vineyards are cultivated using biodynamic methods without the use of pesticides and girbitsidov. The vineyards are located in California's Russian River Valley, where due to its proximity to the ocean provides ideal climatic conditions for growing grapes such as Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The two largest of them are named after their parents Marimar - Marguerite and Don Miguel Torres, and it is from these vineyards yield are best wines of the company.
Producer's description
Torres was founded by Jaime and Miguel Torres in 1870. The Iberian Peninsula, where the main vineyards of the family are located, is known for its variety of soils and microclimates, ideal for viticulture. From generation to generation, the family passed on the secret of making wines and love for the land. This tradition, innovation and vision for the future has made Torres a renowned company whose products can now be found in more than 140 countries around the world.
In 1979, Torres acquired a small winery in Curicó, in Chile's Central Valley, and became the first foreign company to produce wines from Chilean grapes grown in a unique location at the foot of volcanoes in the Andes. The winery in Curico is equipped with the most modern equipment, allowing winemakers to carefully control the entire process. Torres was the first winery in Chile to use temperature controlled steel tanks for fermentation and aging in high quality French oak barrels.
Today Torres owns more than 1300 hectares of vineyards not only in Spain but also on other continents. One of the main priorities of the Torres family is to preserve the culture of viticulture for future generations. Therefore, Torres pays great attention to environmental problems and their solution - it cleans wastewater, actively participates in the conservation and replanting of regional forests, as well as in the conservation of Bonelli's eagle in Spain and the Andean condor in Chile, invests in research on renewable energy sources (solar panels and wind turbines). parks), hybrid cars, exploitation of vineyards and forest biomass.
In January 2007, Wine Enthusiast named Torres " Europe's Best European Winery 2006 " for its innovation, commitment to research, and importance to the world of wines and spirits.
