Here’s the second Argentinean Pinot Noir we picked up from Costco to review on our last trip. The first bottle, the 2017 Aniello we found to be just a fair, not great, buy at only $10. This Verum Pinot is a few dollars more at $13.89 but we felt it was definitely worth the extra few bucks.
![2017 Verum Pinot Noir](https://costcowineblog.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/07/verum-2.jpg)
Similar in color than the Aniello bottle, both on the darker side of Pinot. Berries on the nose with some spice; flavors are spicy cherry and strawberry, red licorice and dash of Dr Pepper.
The finish is nice and rather elegant at this price point; it’s pleasant and lingering. This wine is nicely balanced all around and a solid choice for Argentinian Pinot.
![2017 Verum Pinot Noir](https://costcowineblog.com//wp-content/uploads/2019/07/verum-3.gif)
You see from the Costco sign that Suckling went 90 points on this bottle two years in a row, and if you go back another year, he gave the 2016 vintage 91 points. So this seems to consistently be a winner in his book at least. Retail price is $20 too, so I love Costco’s $14 price.
CostcoWineBlog.com Rating: 88 points
Costco item number: 896821
Purchased at Costco in: Atlanta, GA
Alc. 13.5%