Marx Brothers Pinot Noir 2021
Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
United States- Pinot Noir
- 13.9% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2026
Flavor Profile
The Marx Brothers have kept audiences laughing for over a century. And like a fine wine, they only get better with age. From their early days in vaudeville to their time as the toast of Broadway, they went on to become the most iconic comedy team of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
As captivating as the brothers, this refreshing Pinot Noir hails from cool Monterey County. This region enjoys some of California’s longest growing seasons, which give the grapes extra ‘hang time’ on the vine to develop concentrated flavors. Add in cooling breezes from Monterey Bay, which seal in freshness, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for vibrant, fresh Pinot Noir.
Look forward to ripe red berry and intriguing baking spice notes. A delicious aperitif (try it lightly chilled when the weather is warm) and equally tasty with grilled salmon, roasted turkey and more.
Classic Movie Pairing: Duck Soup (1933)
Today celebrated as a fan favorite, the Marx Brothers’ last major release for Paramount was originally a flop. It was also the last of the Brothers’ films to feature all four siblings. The youngest of the group, Zeppo, wouldn’t join the others as they left for better fortunes at MGM. This tasty Pinot Noir is the perfect salute to the brothers in their final showing as a quartet at what may be their most irreverent and fun.
The Marx Brothers have kept audiences laughing for over a century. And like a fine wine, they only get better with age. From their early days in vaudeville to their time as the toast of Broadway, they went on to become the most iconic comedy team of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
As captivating as the brothers, this refreshing Pinot Noir hails from cool Monterey County. This region enjoys some of California’s longest growing seasons, which give the grapes extra ‘hang time’ on the vine to develop concentrated flavors. Add in cooling breezes from Monterey Bay, which seal in freshness, and you’ve got the perfect recipe for vibrant, fresh Pinot Noir.
Look forward to ripe red berry and intriguing baking spice notes. A delicious aperitif (try it lightly chilled when the weather is warm) and equally tasty with grilled salmon, roasted turkey and more.
Classic Movie Pairing: Duck Soup (1933)
Today celebrated as a fan favorite, the Marx Brothers’ last major release for Paramount was originally a flop. It was also the last of the Brothers’ films to feature all four siblings. The youngest of the group, Zeppo, wouldn’t join the others as they left for better fortunes at MGM. This tasty Pinot Noir is the perfect salute to the brothers in their final showing as a quartet at what may be their most irreverent and fun.
Kristina Spencer
California wine expert
