Eagle's Rock Pinot Noir 2007

The fact that this Argentine Red is grown in the highest wine growing region in the world, at over 6,000 feet, no doubt makes it into something of a curiosity but also probably accounts for the fact that it is on the thin side and rather too acidic. There is an element of cherry that is dicernible, but just. This is not a typical Pinot Noir, nor can it compete with most Malbecs from the region. $9.99.