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Pinot Noir
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42 Degrees South Pinot Noir
42ªS 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.
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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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Bellvale Pinot Noir
This classically styled Pinot Noir shows upfront raspberry and wild strawberry notes with complex, savoury spices such as clove and anise. Well-proportioned oak frames the background of dense dark plumes, briar and blackberry fruit. The palate is full and balanced with plenty of polished tannin and an excellent upright structure carrying a dense core of powerful fruit.
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Bream Creek Pinot Noir
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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Brokenwood Beecworth Pinot Noir
A mid-weight pinot noir. Good depth of colour and youthful purple tints evident. Great complexity to the aromas. Lifted red cherry over sweet earthy savoury characters with a touch of oak sweetness. The balance is aided by ripe tannins giving a lingering finish. This will mature further, although enjoyable as a fresh, zippy young Pinot Noir.
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Cooks Lot Hand Picked Pinot Noir
Aromatic Dark Cherries, raspberries and spice with underlying forest floor notes, a supple but well-structured pinot with toasted French oak adding complexity and linearity to the palate.
Handpicked Pinot Noir was fermented in small open fermenters with some whole bunches by wild yeast and hand plunged four times a day. The free run juice and pressing were barreled seperately and matured in tightly grained French oak puncheons of 12 months.
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Dalrymple Pinot Noir
With the generous red berry fruit aromas, hints of fresh cut plums and fine oak spice. The entry onto the palate of soft red fruits with ripe tannin structure support the sense of a warm vintage. Savoury notes of dried meats and provencal herbs add to the complexity after opening, and will become more integrated with bottle age.
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Darenberg Feral Fox Pinot Noir
So Chester saw a fox untangling itself from the bird netting in the vineyard recently and then discovered clear evidence that said fox had recently helped itself to a fine meal of grapes. Maybe the fox IS a contributing factor to the character of this wine! There is certainly a forest floor note. Equally we can picture wild mushrooms and truffles on the nose. I guess that’s what a fox would smell like.
These earthy tones are wonderfully countered with lovely, fresh, aromatic notes of musk and flowers, raspberry and kirsch. The palate is fine and balanced, driven forward by a lively line of vibrant acid and ending with that familiar d’Arenberg fine, gritty tannin.
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De Bortoli Eg Yarra Valley Pinot Noir
Bright fruit, aromatic, whole bunch, complex, red fruits, spice.
Gentle tannins, plump, richly textured, long and fine.
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De Bortoli Yarra Valley Villages Pinot Noir
Vibrant red, bright and alive. Estate 35%, Estate A Sections 20%, Yarrawood 20%, Viggers 12%, Lusatia Park 5%, The Abbey 2%, Emu 2%, Other 3%. Elegant, sweetly perfumed, red currant, cherry, woodland spice. Medium weight, textural, plums, dark fruits, fine gentle tannin.
Suggested Cuisine-Gnocchi with pork or duck ragu.
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Derwent Estate Pinot Noir
Tasmania is very well suited to growing and producing Pinot Noir with its cool-climate and excellent terroir. Temperate days and cool nights at Derwent Estate have produced a silky Pinot Noir that oozes class. A delicate mix of sweet and savoury fruits with a long lasting finish.
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Derwent Lime Kiln Point Pinot Noir
Rich, cherry, berry fruits, powdery tannins
Comments: Pure fresh primary fruits dominate with underlying tannins and acidity providing great support for this excellent example of early release café style Pinot Noir.
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Dinny Goonan Pinot Noir
Red and dark cherry fruit characters appear on the front palate, which give way to ripe plum flavours on the mid-palate that are framed within subtle oak influences. The wine builds to a satisfying finish where silky tannins and a juicy acidity leave flavours lingering in your mouth long after you have swallowed the wine.