Tasmanian Estates

Bay of Fires

Tasmania Pinot Noir 2020

What can I add - just read @Bob McDonalds notes
Excellent Tasmanian Pinot
— 9 days ago

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@David White Thanks for the compliment David. Bay of Fires continues to be an excellent producer of Pinot Noir.

Domaine A

Lady A Fume Blanc Sauvignon Blanc

Pall mall with kenlee mike and Rachel. Felt like drinking Tasmanian cause we’re back in Singapore! Super dry for a Sauvignon Blanc, mineraly, oak which is why i didn’t expect it to be a Sauvignon Blanc — 2 years ago

Home Hill

Estate Tasmania Pinot Noir 2018

Mid crimson in colour - almost transparent. Red fruited with typical Huon Valley perfume - earthy, Sous Bois, mushroom - sweet and savoury characters on the palate. Finely textured (Chairman’s Trophy - 2020 Tasmanian Wine Show). There is a Reserve Cuvée which is richer still. Had another bottle 63 weeks later on 1st August 2024 with similar notes. Always rich and delicious. I can see why it won the Chairmans Trophy in Tasmania. Had another bottle on 21st June 2025 with similar notes. Luscious, mouth filling and delicious. — 2 years ago

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Pooley

Pinot Noir 2018

My 2nd last 2018 Pooley Pinot Noir. Pale Ruby in colour, tawny shades almost transparent. The colour appears to have become paler with age - a characteristic I haven’t seen before. On the palate evidence of whole bunch in the ferment - herbal, stalky amid the red fruits. The pale colour belies the palate intensity. Coal River is becoming part of Tasmanian Pinot Royalty. — 7 days ago

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Dawson & James

Pinot Noir 2017

Rich and mouth filling. Spices, red and black fruits. Medium bodied with medium plus intensity. Coats the palate. Fermentation with 40% whole bunches. A classic Tasmanian Pinot. Very good but a point or two behind their stellar 2015. 98 points and Top 100 Wines of 2020 from James Halliday. — 2 months ago

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Stargazer

Tasmania Chardonnay

Burnt ends - what a fucking cool Tasmanian Chardonnay! Super mineral and fruity. Kind of too oaky at first but it mellowed and it was beautiful. The sommelier told me it was close to a Chablis premier cru because the soil is mostly@limestone. — 2 years ago

Clover Hill

Tasmanian Cuvée Rosé Blend

Popped and poured. The Clover Hill Rosé pours a pale salmon color that’s hardly discernible as rosé at first though, it does seem to deepen a bit with air. White peach, raspberries, pink lady apples, and minerals. The wine is round but attractive and there’s ample acid to provide balance. Paired very well with homemade chicken noodle soup. — 4 years ago

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Petrichor

Coal River Valley Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2023

Consistently exceptional
You truly need a bottle of this wine at reach always.
Easy drinking, but also deep
This is telling me that Tasmanian Pinot can definitely be considered super seriously at a world level. They have set a style and the bar is quite high.
— 6 days ago

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@Ceccherini Cristiano love love love Tasi Pinot! Haven’t had one since I was Down Under like 25 years ago. Is it available in the US?
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@Eric Urbani very small production, i wouldn't think so. Let me find out and i will get back to you.
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@Eric Urbani i am afraid they don't make it to US. They only produce this label and very little of it. Sorry🤷‍♂️

Pooley

Coal River Valley Pinot Noir 2018

Very identifiable as Tasmanian Pinot - this one from the Coal River and the high performing Pooley Wines. Last tasting note here was way back 153 weeks ago. Red fruited - drinking this early in its drinking window. Light to medium weight - lovely Tassie purity. Fine tannins. — 2 years ago

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Devil's Corner

Tasmania Pinot Noir 2020

My first Tasmanian wine. Light. — 3 years ago