Other Recommendations for Pinot Noir kits?

[Northerngal]

Which pinot's have you made? Were they bad/good/great?
Thanks!

 

[avatar]

My first kit was a Vitners Reserve Pinot Noir. I think it turned out great.

 

[Putterrr]

My Eclipse P.N. is 22 months now and very good. Was just good at 18 months so these bigger kits require some aging time

cheers

 

[terroirdejeroir]

I have an Eclipse Sonoma Pinot Noir that is still bulk aging and shows some promise. I highly recommend the Grand Cru International British Columbia Pinot Noir from the Okanagan Valley. Currently on sale at finevinewines.com for about $85 including shipping.

 

[cpfan]

I have an Eclipse Sonoma Pinot Noir that is still bulk aging and shows some promise. I highly recommend the Grand Cru International British Columbia Pinot Noir from the Okanagan Valley. Currently on sale at finevinewines.com for about $85 including shipping.

A buddy made the Grand Cru BC Pinot Noir several years ago. We drank some of it fairly young (don't recall for sure but doubt it had been in bottle a month), and I quite liked it.

Steve

 

[kevinlfifer]

Eclipse Sonoma Pinot Noir

or

CC Sterling PN with skins

Both were very good - key word, were

 

[heatherd]

Made the LE Oregon one, and it is super fruity; the hubby and I have been drinking that one lately. I made the BC Pinot as well and liked it, although it has more oak so they have very different flavor profiles.

 

[GaDawg]

I think it depends, when do you want to drink it? I like the VR for an early drinker and the Eclipse if you have the time