ON-79228
Coyote's Run Red Paw Vineyard Pinot Noir 2009
Pinot Noir
Ontario, Canada
LCBO# 79228
0V
Not RecommendedNR
$24.95
Critic Reviews (2)
David Lawrason
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David Lawrason

This is a pale, already maturing garnet-brick shaded pinot with a very intense, lifted nose of cranberry,...

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John Szabo, MS
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John Szabo, MS

The 2009 Red Paw Vineyard pinot is firmly in the lighter red berry fruit spectrum of flavours, with notable...

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Community Reviews (4)
Ryan Hindmarsh
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Ryan Hindmarsh

2009 in Ontario was the prime year for Pinot production. This is one of the first released and it is worth every penny and more. The Red Paw Pinot Noir is like seeing Pearl Jam in concert. There is an anxious anticipation when you see it in the glass, a familiar sweet smell in the air, and a homey realization that its gonna hit every note. Take a bottle drink it down, and pass it around. Invite wild eyed crazy Mary over and pair this with Ontario prosciutto and some Upper Canada Niagara Gold Cheese.

Brad Mate
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Brad Mate

needs another year in bottle to fully develop, but this is the best red paw pinot I have tasted from the good folks at Coyote's run. a mix of red berries, flowers and farm land soil emerge, the palate is silky smooth, dry and structured. The finish lingers and the balanced acidity begs you to keep sipping. What a beautiful expression of Niagara Pinot.

See my video review:

http://www.niagarawinevideos.com/2012/10/08/coyotes-run-2009-red-paw-pinot/

Edward Rasiulis
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Edward Rasiulis

Light ruby to garnet in colour with a medium intense nose.

Positives: A lighter old world style Pinot featuring a nice balance between fruit and earthiness. Light pine and violets, cranberry, champagne mushrooms, strawberry, cinnamon, some cherry pipe tobacco and thyme. Light body with light tannins, good acidity and a fairly long length.

Negatives: None

Drink now on its own or pair it with pâté.

Tasted: 1 Jan 13. HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Score: 8.5+/10, Value: 8.5+/10, Total: 17.5/20

Out of 5 stars, I rated this wine: 3.5+

Eric Gustavo
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Eric Gustavo

Starts with a nicely complex, NZ'esque nose that leads to a mild yet structured palate. Pleasant, even if a a bit linear. It would be a great value at $16. Tasted September 2011.





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