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Chateau de Masse Passetoutgrain

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$27.29 $38.99 In stock

Category: Gamay

A blend of the two main grapes in Burgundy:  Pinot Noir and Gamay.  Highly drinkable/quaffable and ready to drink young.  Full of red berries with lots of earthy and spicy notes like tobacco, leather and allspice.  Cool.  

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael N. ★★★★★

This Gamay-Pinot Noir blend hit the spot with its earthy, spicy notes alongside the red berry fruit. It was ready to drink right away and had a nice balance that made it perfect for a casual dinner.

Matthew O. ★★★★★

Popped this open on a Tuesday night with zero expectations and ended up finishing the bottle by the end of dinner. The blend of Pinot Noir and Gamay makes it feel lighter than it is, and those earthy spice notes linger just long enough to make you want another glass.

Charlotte ★★★★☆

The red berry and earthy notes come through perfectly, making this a great easy-drinking red. I opened a bottle last night and it was smooth from the first sip with no need to let it breathe. Only wish the spicy notes were a touch more pronounced, but it’s still a solid value for a nice table wine.