Paul Cluver Village Pinot Noir is an entry level Pinot Noir, created to replicate the village classification in Burgundy. Beautiful aromas of red fruits intermingle with roasted spices followed by a delicious, elegant silky palate of cherries and poached ripe plums resulting in medium bodied wine with soft edges. A great introduction to the wonderful portfolio of wines from Elgin’s most famous wine estate.
Ageing potential: Crafted for drinking now, it has the structure and fruit to be enjoyed for two years and beyond.
Food pairing: Serve with rosemary and mustard infused lamb. Asian style fish dishes or vegetarian lentil burgers
Alcohol: 12.94% ABV
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