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The grapes for this wine came from the equally prestigious Russian River Valley in Sonoma California. Starting with these grapes, the Biltmore winemakers carefully crafted a wine good enough to be crowned with the Biltmore name. This wine offers everything that makes for a great Pinot Noir; an glowing dark ruby color, a captivating aroma, a full body, a definable flavor and a long, enduring finish, all wrapped in a smooth, velvet-like robe: posh. The aroma is an ever changing display of raspberry, strawberry, blackberry and plum with vanilla and oak in the background. The flavor is just as expansive and explosive as is the aroma and concentrates on cherry, blackberry, and boysenberry. All of these flavors carry over to the finish where they linger on the palate for a very long time. Not only is this a great Pinot Noir, but it ranks as one of the better ones we have tasted from the 2012 vintage.This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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