Aranwa, Reserve Pinot Noir, 2025
Aranwa, Reserve Pinot Noir, 2025
- 75cl
- 14%
- Red Still
- Pinot Noir
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Optimal drinking window: 2026 - 2029
Patagonia's cool climate is particularly well suited to Pinot Noir, producing wines with freshness, bright fruit and a more delicate structure than much of Argentina's warmer regions.
Aranwa's Reserve offers an appealing expression of the grape, with aromas of fresh cherry, raspberry and redcurrant, alongside hints of violet and gentle spice. The palate is juicy and supple, with lively acidity, soft tannins and a clean, dry finish. A very versatile Pinot Noir, particularly good with roast chicken, duck, grilled salmon or mushroom dishes.
This is a wine to drink on its fruit rather than wait on, with the charm concentrated in its youthful, juicy phase. Over the next year or so expect the primary cherry and cranberry notes to soften slightly and the floral lift to settle in further. We wouldn't bank on significant secondary complexity developing here, so enjoy it while that early brightness is at its peak.
Tasting Notes
AppearancePale ruby, light and translucent at the rim.
NoseRed cherry and cranberry mingle with a soft floral note, faintly reminiscent of rose petal. There's a gentle earthiness underneath, more rustic than refined.
PalateLight-bodied and juicy, with soft tannins and bright red fruit carrying through. Acidity is gentle rather than zippy, giving the wine an easy, unforced charm.
FinishShort to medium, clean, with a final flicker of cherry.
Overall impressionA friendly, uncomplicated Pinot Noir with genuine curiosity value.
We think this wine would go well with
Serve lightly chilled, around 13-14°C, to keep the fruit lively given the warmth of its origin. No decanting required, this is a wine for pouring and enjoying rather than ceremony. A standard Burgundy glass works, though anything with a decent bowl will do the job.
FAQs
What does this wine taste like?
Light and juicy, with red cherry, cranberry, and a soft floral lift, finishing clean and easy.
When should I drink this wine?
Now until 2029. This is a wine for its youthful fruit, not for long-term ageing.
How should I serve it?
Lightly chilled at around 13-14°C, in a standard red wine glass, no decanting needed.
Is this wine worth cellaring?
No, this is one to enjoy young while the fruit is fresh and vibrant.
OUR GROWERS
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