Highlights
Packages composed of multiple varieties of pinot noir wines from France and Chile
What You'll Get
6, 12, or 15 Bottles of Pinot Noir Wine
Even though it’s widely regarded as one of the most fickle grapes to work with, a good pinot noir is worth the trouble. Grown mostly in cooler climates, the wine remains popular across the world thanks to a fruity, complex taste. This offer features three pinot noirs, two from Chile and one from France.
Includes:
- Florent Descombes pinot noir: a French wine with a sophisticated palate
- Ignoto pinot noir: This fresh, vibrant pinot is crafted in the New World style, making for a fruity finish with notes of cherry and pomegranate.
- El Negotiante pinot noir: Meticulously made by blending selections from multiple wineries, this oak-aged wine has notes of cherries, berries, cocoa, and caramel for a bittersweet glass.
Shipping
- Shipping is not included.
- Additional shipping fee of $14.95 for 6 bottles, $24.95 for 12 bottles, and $29.95 for 15 bottles
- Ships only to listed states.
- Does not ship to Canada.
- See Splash Wine’s shipping and delivery policies
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 3 per person, may buy 3 additional as gift(s). Limit 1 per order. Online redemption only. Must provide 21+ ID to receive alcoholic beverages. Merchant requires a 21+ adult signature and ID for delivery. Ships only to listed states; does not ship to Canada. Additional $14.95 shipping not included for 6 bottles. Additional $24.95 shipping not included for 12 bottles. Additional $29.95 shipping not included for 15 bottles. Wines may vary and may be different from wines pictured. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Splash Wines
Three generations of wine-selling expertise and 15 years in the internet wine business have been poured into Splash Wines. The company simplifies the process of discovering and buying great wines by developing relationships with winemakers and procuring an eclectic cellar, then shipping mixed cases directly to customers. Oenophiles can expect to find both familiar names and obscure new wines from around the world—including many chosen for their ability to pair well with food and oxygen.