Ross Bathgate

9.5

Wow, really impressive. So tightly wound but with gorgeous structure and fruit. I would have expected a much higher Cab Franc percentage. So fine and sophisticated, loved it. — a month ago

Raul Puga

9.5

Really delicious. Gotta get more. Yummy — 7 months ago

Bob McDonald

9.3

Delectable - this is the Applejack Vineyard Pinot Noir. Couldn’t see it in your options. Notes of red cherry with bunchy stalky notes. Root vegetables with fresh tilled loam. Still a lovely red fruited sweetness shining through the savoury bunchy notes on the palate. Of all of the Individual Paddock Pinots from Giant Steps, Applejack Vineyard is my favourite. — 2 years ago

Eric Urbani

9.3

A exploration of nine 1999 Cote Rotie - Syrahs and Shiraz on their 25th anniversary. Another Aussie ended up being my #2 — 2 months ago

Arnab Maity

9.7

Wow! A $70 wine in a $18 bottle!
Someone recommended Aldi to me for their great value wines and I was pleasantly surprised to discover this hidden gem.
Paired with Teriyaki marinated Salmon and it worked delightfully.
Great gift for a good full bodied Red lover — 9 months ago

Christopher Severo

9.0

Paddock excellent smooth cab — 2 years ago

Tim Watkins

8.9

Big fruit berry and jammy with some spice - a perfect accompaniment to a Christmas lamb leg! — 4 months ago

Ted

9.2

Love this wine. Has a bit of barrel ferment to it. Went well with spicy shrimp fra diavolo. — 5 months ago

with Jeni

Toby Neal

9.1

2018 vintage, $12.99 from Aldi — 2 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.5

After the recent straight entry level Giant Steps Pinot from 2017 which was fruit driven and quite delicious this is one of their individual paddock wines - Applejack which is made in a different style with whole bunch ferment to the fore. Notes of anise and white pepper to the red fruited nose and palate. Hint of clove. Oak is resolved to my palate. Impressive and showing Steve Flamsteed’s ability as a winemaker. Postscript: Jackson Family Wines from the USA has acquired Giant Steps as of a year ago I believe. I would expect Giant Steps to be more readily available in the US now. — 3 years ago