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42 Degrees South Pinot Noir
$26.99*42 S is the central latitude of Tasmania and this name reflects our position in crafting fruit-driven wines from grapes sourced from throughout the state. The island state hosts several unique viticultural sub-regions, each area performing differently to climatic variations over the vintages. This wide-ranging scope in grape supply allows us to make outstanding Tasmanian wines every year. This particular Pinot Noir is bright in red colour. Fresh red berries with cedary aromas. Rich and fruity with a good tannin structure. Well balanced.
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Alan Mccorkindale Waipara Sgle Barrel Pinot Noir
$53.99*Big style pinot noir with finesse. Dark cherry, red currants and a melange of black forest cake fruits. A seductive pudding spice, wafts through with a silky touch.
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Allegiance Artiste Pinot Noir Tumbarumba
$17.99*This lovely red certainly paints the town Gold. Bright ruby in colour, delicate aromas of strawberries and roses lead to strawberry and pomegranate flavours balanced by juicy acidity. Would dance nicely with a roasted duck and cranberry salad. "A lovely restrained style, it's delicately fragrant on the nose showing red berry, floral, olive and mixed spice aromas. The palate displays gentle weight and roundness, nicely structured by fine texture and polished tannins
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Ara Single Estate Pinot Noir
A classic expression of Marlborough Pinot Noir and with the added complexity and rich texture that you can expect from Ara wines.
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Raspberry and rich boysenberry fruit flavours emerge from a soft and elegant wine, rounded out withcedar and toasted oak. This wine will go wonderfully well with single source venison and will mature gracefully for many years
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Astrolabe Pinot Noir
$45.99*Cherries and ripe brambly fruits, with a light savoury and earthy background. Soft, full and fruity, with ripe cherry/berry flavours, some defining oak tannin structure and a generous weight. Suggested Foods A great match with asian and wild duck, rare lamb and venison, char-grilled chicken or tuna.
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Baby Doll Pinot Noir
$21.99*Standing barely two-feet tall, Babydoll refers to the flock of miniature sheep that graze among the vineyards of Yealands Estate. Too short to reach the fruit, these pint-sized organic-weeders provide year round mowing and pest control, plus a handy dose of fertiliser.
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Nurtured from the ground up with sustainable practices and produced in a carboNZero certified winery, the pure and intense flavours of Baby Doll wines reflect the winery's innovative thinking in tune with the environment.
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Bericanto Pinot Noir
$19.99*A unique and challenging "Noir", made by careful selection of grapes of the most suitable areas of our hills. Surprising for intensity and elegance. Ripe berries and spices aromas, smooth and seductive taste, with a lingering finish.
Excellent with pasta, salads, spicy dishes and aged cheeses
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Bistro Pinot Noir
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Bone Dry Pinot Noir
$16.99*Bone Dry Pinot Noir generally refers to a style of Pinot Noir that is dry, meaning it has very little or no residual sugar. It's often characterized by a crisp, refreshing taste with notes of red fruits like cherry and raspberry, along with hints of spice or earthy undertones, depending on the wine's origin and aging.
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Bouchard Aine Pinot Noir
$19.99*Colour is cherry red. Aromas of cherry and coffee with subtly integrated toasted notes. Lovely fullness. Appealing, silky tannins. Delectable and fruity with toasted notes and lovely power. Flavours of chocolate underscored by a hint of menthol. Long finish with assorted fruit flavours and a subtle touch of oak.
Percfect with all meats, pizza and vegetable dishes.
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Bourgogne Cote Dor Pinot Noir Terres De Velle
$39.99*This wines displays fruity flavors of red and black berries. In the mouth they are dense with smooth, silky tannins.
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Bream Creek Pinot Noir
$43.99*An elegant wine with a classic bouquet of bright cherry fruit and delicate perfumes of violets and a medley of other flowers. The palate has excellent line and length, showing the traditional cherry fruit for which Pinot Noir is known but then flowing into darker fruits.
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