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AITKEN'S FOLLY GEOLOGIST

TABLE RED WINE  ·  NEW ZEALAND  ·  Approved Apr 22, 2025
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AITKEN'S FOLLY Pinot Noir is a testament to New Zealand's commitment to quality winemaking, showcasing the best that this region has to offer. As one of the world’s most challenging grape varieties, Pinot Noir demands careful cultivation and precise winemaking techniques. Expect light-bodied wines with aromas of red cherry and raspberry, complemented by subtle earthy notes and a vibrant finish. Whether you're savoring it on its own or pairing it with delicate dishes like salmon or roast chicken, AITKEN'S FOLLY Pinot Noir offers a delightful taste journey that highlights the grape's unique qualities.

TTB ID25104001000744
Brand nameAITKEN'S FOLLY
Fanciful nameGEOLOGIST
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationNEW ZEALAND
Grape varietalsPinot Noir
Approval dateApr 22, 2025
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code46244
Serial number254748
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