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2014 Belle Glos Pinot Noir Las Alturas Vineyard

Pinot Noir

  • USA
  • California
  • Central Coast
  • Santa Lucia Highlands
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Community Tasting Notes 67

  • RichD2 Likes this wine: 90 points

    December 11, 2023 - I had low expectation for this wine at this age, but it was pleasant. Rich, obviously ripe fruit, even somewhat off-dry but still had subdued tannin and acid which saves it. Not typical for a Pinot Noir. Dark color and unctuous.

  • Bert’s Stache Likes this wine: 88 points

    January 4, 2023 - Not your typical Pinot Noir as the wine was full bodied, with bold red fruits, refined tannins & a medium to long finish. Although my wife & I were aware we were drinking a Pinot Noir, as we tasted the wine, it reminded us more of a young Cab and/or a soft Syrah. Nevertheless, this Pinot Noir was very tasty and drinkable, and it was thoroughly enjoyed.

  • mflesh wrote:

    April 4, 2022 - It seems like this producer and Vision Cellars made a 2014 of this wine. And, to be perfectly honest with you, I am really not sure that I would have said this one was a Pinot Noir at all if it was served to me blind. This one had a lot of the somewhat brambly red fruit character that you might see in a well-made Grenache. Or even maybe a Syrah with a little bit of a slightly subordinary personality. But, not a PN. Juicy black cherry and blackberry, a little bit of phenolics with caramel and roasted chocolate. Very interesting middle of the road kind of wine which I honestly would have expected to have already been past its prime. Finishes with a really nice acidity, balanced structure. I would have thought this one probably would have been more acidic a few years ago, but I really don't think that's the style of the Wagner Family profile which is usually very full bodied even for a mid-range Pinot Noir. Most people I think drink this wine within one to two years, and I think you would be losing a lot by doing that. But who would know unless you put a couple of bottles back in the cellar for a 'rainy day'? This wine certainly is not getting any better so your mind as well.op the cork and enjoy it if you have it in your collection!!

  • Leshweuh Likes this wine:

    February 2, 2022 - Full bodied like a cab

  • N515CR Does not like this wine: 75 points

    August 9, 2021 - Frankly, this was as jammy as many young Napa cabs, and didn’t change over an hour after opening.

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  • By Michael Godel
    11/30/2016 (link)

    (Belle Glos Las Alturas Vineyard Pinot Noir, Santa Lucia Highlands, Monterey County red) Subscribe to see review text.

Wine Definition

  • Vintage 2014
  • Type Red
  • Producer Belle Glos
  • Varietal Pinot Noir
  • Designation n/a
  • Vineyard Las Alturas Vineyard
  • Country USA
  • Region California
  • SubRegion Central Coast
  • Appellation Santa Lucia Highlands
  • UPC Codes 089744424723, 450385840157, 7914040879331, 855622000019, 855622000033, 855622000835

Community Holdings

  • Pending Delivery 2 (0%)
  • In Cellars 1,455 (32%)
  • Consumed 3,069 (68%)

Food Pairing

Community Recommendations

basil, beef, beets, cheese, chicken, Cranberry Sauce, duck, eggplant, fennel, fish

Who Likes This Wine

92% Like It  65 votes

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