At my hacienda there seems to be loads of entertaining going on this summer. An abundance of lighter foods going on my grill. So on the hunt for a terrific value Pinot Noir. I come across the Vina San Pedro 2012 Leyda Reserva Pinot Noir from Chile.

Georgia’s Wine Pick

Coming from the Leyda Valley appellation which has quite the reputation for incredible value wines. This Pinot Noir delivers big time. On the nose bold red fruit and a hint of tobacco, while on the palate fresh berries and good acidity and gentle tannins everyone seems to love this everyday wine. All for $12.50 here locally, you can’t go wrong.

 LCBO #: 358929 $12.50

As reviewed on The Wine Ladies weekly radio show Taking Life One Sip At A Time

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