X, SJP Pinot Noir

If you set the price aside, it's a decent little wine - unpretentious, easy to understand, and effortlessly drinkable. The nose is straightforward, like a red berry compote, and if you really focus, maybe a faint trace of spice. On the palate, it's fresh enough, with soft, slightly sweet tannins and a certain chewable vitamin С/ascorbic acid candy vibe. The finish is short and fruity, nothing layered or deep. This isn't about nuance - it's a product of marketing that squeezes the most out of the minimum.