Name: J. Lohr Estates Los Osos Merlot Paso Robles Wine
Brand: J Lohr
SKU: 566901
Price: 18.99 USD
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Introducing J. Lohr Estates Los Osos Merlot, a superb expression of Paso Robles' terroir and the meticulous winemaking expertise of J. Lohr Estates. This Merlot showcases the rich fruit flavors and velvety texture that define the region, offering a true taste of the Central Coast's winegrowing excellence.

In the glass, Los Osos Merlot displays a deep ruby-red hue, hinting at the concentration of flavors within. The nose is a delightful bouquet of ripe red fruits, including cherries and plums, complemented by subtle notes of cocoa, vanilla, and a touch of toasty oak. This aromatic profile sets the stage for a nuanced and inviting tasting experience.

On the palate, the wine unfolds with layers of flavor. Ripe cherries and plums take center stage, accompanied by hints of dark chocolate and baking spices. The velvety texture of the Merlot grape contributes to a smooth and well-rounded mouthfeel, showcasing the balance and structure that define J. Lohr's winemaking style.

The finish is long-lasting and satisfying, with the fruit-forward notes lingering on the palate. Los Osos Merlot is a versatile red wine that pairs seamlessly with a variety of dishes, from grilled meats to pasta, making it an ideal choice for any dining occasion.

J. Lohr Estates Los Osos Merlot is not just a wine; it's a celebration of Paso Robles' winegrowing prowess. Whether shared among friends or savored in solitude, this Merlot invites you to experience the depth and character that define J. Lohr's commitment to quality. Elevate your red wine experience with the richness and sophistication of Los Osos Merlot. Cheers to the art of Paso Robles winemaking.

Appearance:
J. Lohr Estates Los Osos Merlot graces the glass with a deep ruby-red hue, showcasing the concentration of flavors and the wine's rich character.

Nose:
The aromatic journey begins with an inviting bouquet of ripe red fruits, dominated by cherries and plums. Subtle notes of cocoa, vanilla, and a touch of toasty oak add complexity, creating an enticing and well-balanced nose.

Palate:
Upon the first sip, Los Osos Merlot unveils a symphony of flavors. Ripe cherries and plums take center stage, providing a fruit-forward and luscious palate. Hints of dark chocolate and baking spices add depth and complexity, while the velvety texture of the Merlot grape contributes to a smooth and well-rounded mouthfeel.

Finish:
The finish is long-lasting and satisfying, with the fruit-forward notes lingering on the palate. Los Osos Merlot concludes with a harmonious and elegant finish, inviting another sip.

Sauvignon Blanc is most famously produced in Marlborough, New Zealand and France, where (in the former) its telltale gooseberry and grapefruit notes shine most brightly. It also does well in Australia, particularly Margaret River in the far west of the country, in addition to the Adelaide Hills.J. Lohr produces three distinctive Chardonnays, all of which are considered dry wines in that almost all of the available grape sugars have been converted into alcohol during the fermentation process.
Coupled with a crisp dryness, light body and mellow colour and you can see why so many of us enjoy it. Sauvignon Blanc is almost always dry and young in style and rarely aged, although it is used in France to make refreshingly delicate, sweet dessert wines.
Sauvignon Blanc is typically high in acidity, full-flavored with mineral, grass and grapefruit notes, and has light to moderately high alcohol, depending on the climate (12.5–14% alcohol by volume).Sauvignon Blanc is a wine that has expressive and aromatic aromas ranging from tropical notes to crisp citrus and grassy. Additionally, its memorable, refreshing acidity leaves a lasting impression on the palate.Lohr, we have sustainably farmed for decades in our chosen appellations of Monterey, Paso Robles, and Napa Valley. Cool-climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from Monterey's Arroyo Seco and Santa Lucia Highlands. Cabernet Sauvignon and other Bordeaux grapes, as well as Rhone varieties from the warmer climes of Paso Robles.
For the most part, you can count on Sauvignon Blanc being a medium-bodied dry wine, which means it'll feel like it has some weight to it and no sweetness. Also, it's perhaps best known for its pronounced acidity, so don't be surprised if it makes your mouth pucker just a bit.