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Owner No Limit Fine Wines, Private Wine Consultant
9.5
Dujac called! They want their wine back. Elegant perfume, high toned fruit and persistence that won’t quit. One of the best Southern Hemisphere pinots I’ve tried and certainly one of the most elegant. Available if you would like some email me. Featured in somm3 and dumbfounded folks
Dujac called! They want their wine back. Elegant perfume, high toned fruit and persistence that won’t quit. One of the best Southern Hemisphere pinots I’ve tried and certainly one of the most elegant. Available if you would like some email me. Featured in somm3 and dumbfounded folks
Beautiful wine, not as earthy as Bellarine Peninsula Pinots can be, still very enjoyable Maybe the price is a bit too high, but we could give it time too🤞
Beautiful wine, not as earthy as Bellarine Peninsula Pinots can be, still very enjoyable Maybe the price is a bit too high, but we could give it time too🤞
Distinctive, screaming new world Pinot. Powerful nose, dark fruit with herbal spice. Core of dark fruit with an earthy character, black tea. Primary, needs 3-4 yrs+ but this is the real deal.
Distinctive, screaming new world Pinot. Powerful nose, dark fruit with herbal spice. Core of dark fruit with an earthy character, black tea. Primary, needs 3-4 yrs+ but this is the real deal.
My oh my, my friends in Cali and NZ would love to b able to make this: deliciously complex wine, superficially fruit driven but with marvellous cut of stalk, brambleberry, w a touch of Provence herb. Long, satisfying, ever so slightly "plump" ( by Burgundian standards) however a beautiful new world Pinot.
My oh my, my friends in Cali and NZ would love to b able to make this: deliciously complex wine, superficially fruit driven but with marvellous cut of stalk, brambleberry, w a touch of Provence herb. Long, satisfying, ever so slightly "plump" ( by Burgundian standards) however a beautiful new world Pinot.
Geelong, Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia
