Australian Pinot Noir Pack

Are you curious about why these Pinot Noirs from Australia all taste different? Want to learn more about this grape variety?
Join us on a trip into the Pinot Noir world. This is a showcase of Pinot Noir from different wine regions in Australia, highligth the differences between wine regions and subregions.

 

 

1. 2021 Konpira Maru “Over and Over” Pinot Noir

 

Grapes for this wine are sourced from the lofty Eminence Vineyard on the Whitlands Plateau (850m), a high-altitude ridge that runs above the western side of the King Valley in north-east Victoria.

The King Valley Pinot Noir that we selected for you is showing a range of flavours and sensations, from ripe red cherries and strawberries to spices, along with smooth tannins, a refreshing acidity and persistent flavours.

 

 

2. 2020 Ashton Hills Pinot Noir Piccadilly Valley

 

We found one of the best examples of Pinot Noir in the Adelaide Hills in the Piccadilly Valley subregion. This wine is showing a great concentration of fruit and an intensity that enhances the aromas and structure of the final wine.

 

This Ashton Hills Pinot Noir has lifted aromas of red currants, raspberries, fresh rosemary and rose with fine tannins and a smooth texture with a long, savoury finish.

 

 

 

3. 2021 Moorak Wines Pinot Noir

 

Grapes for this wine were sourced from Yacca Paddock Vineyards, located in the Kuitpo subregion of the Adelaide Hills, a subregion that produces more earthy and savoury Pinot Noirs.

 We chose this wine to represent the brightest style of the four wines in the Aussie Pinot Noir Pack, it is a vibrant and refreshing wine with predominant flavours of beetroot, red plums, sour cherry and wet leaves with silky tannins and a lighter body.

 

 

 4. 2021 Jumping Juice Pinot Noir

 

This wine is from the Mornington Peninsula wine region, a hilly region, situated between Port Philip Bay and Western Port Bay which receives the cooling influences both the altitude and the bays.

 The focus of Patrick Sullivan and Xavier Goodridge is making high-quality, lo-fi wines from top quality fruit. This wine is displaying flavours and aromas of cranberries, pomegranate and white pepper, with juicy, ripe tannins and a firm structure on the palate.