2019 Single Vineyard Norfolk Bay Pinot Noir
2019 Single Vineyard Norfolk Bay Pinot Noir
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2019 Single Vineyard Norfolk Bay Pinot Noir

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Tasting Notes

colour

Light crimson colours with ruby hues.

aroma

An alluring wine from the outset, this Pinot Noir exudes charm and sophistication. The nose offers a lifted perfume of dried cranberry, dark cherry and pomegranate fruits, threaded seamlessly with exotic spice notes of cinnamon, star anise and earthy sandalwood tones.

palate

The palate is luminous with layers of complex dried red fruits and savoury spice framed with precise acid lines and plush powdered cocoa tannins.

cellaring

Will reward careful cellaring of five to seven years from vintage. 

Technical

winemaking

Fruit for this wine was sourced from a single block in a small vineyard in the Tasman Peninsula. This wine was matured in large-format French oak for ten months (30% new) prior to being bottled. 

region

Tasmania 

variety

Pinot Noir

analysis

  • Alcohol: 14.0%
  • pH: 3.50
  • Acidity (TA): 5.9 g/L

Awards

Royal Hobart Wine Show 2020

Royal Hobart Wine Show 2021

 

Australian Pinot Noir Challenge 2021

 

Reviews

Ray Jordan, The West Australian 2022

Gorgeous aromatic perfumed opening on the nose. This comes from a single Tasmanian vineyard on the Tasman Peninsula. The nose shows spicy cherry and raspberry character with slightly limestone, chalky characters merging with captivating spices. Has such beautiful tannins which almost glow in the dark as they carry the palate effortlessly forward to a long finish. The use of large-format oak contributes to the balance and integration. Combines texture and precision (best drinking: Now to 2029). 

94 Points 94

Tyson Stelzer, Halliday Wine Companion 2023

Hand-picked fruit from the Tasman Peninsula. Some whole bunches matured 10 months in 35% new large-format French oak barrels ... Bright, fragrant and lively, the tangy morello cherry, strawberry and raspberry fruits of the Tasman Peninsula are heightened by the dried herbs and Campari of whole bunches. This serves to render the finish firm, just a touch bitter in its interplay between stalk tannins, tart acidity and phenolic grip. All it needs is time to soften, and it's charged with the energy, stamina and persistence to hold out.

93 Points 93

Winestate 2021

96 Points 96
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