Last year’s Game of Thrones-branded wines were hardly worth blowing up King’s Landing for, but we hoped that  this year’s wine — a pinot sourced from Oregon — might light some wildfire. No such luck. Meaty and smoky on the nose, it kicks off more like a syrah, a somewhat brambly character on the palate at least providing a slug of fruit by way of balance. Quite sweet, with a minty edge, the marshmallow finish lingering for far too long.

C- / $20 / gameofthroneswines.com

2016 Game of Thrones Pinot Noir Oregon

$20

4

Rating

4.0/10

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