Lucy Margaux Vineyards

Wildman Domaine Lucci Pinot Noir

9.216 ratings
9.33 pro ratings
Adelaide Hills, Mount Lofty Ranges, South Australia, Australia
Pinot Noir
Turkey, Game, Exotic Spices, Soft Cheese, Duck, Goose, Salads & Greens, Potato, Quinoa, Farro, Brown Rice, White Rice, Pasta, Herbs, Nuts & Seeds, Mushrooms, Chicken, Meaty & Oily Fish, Shellfish, Crab & Lobster, Stew, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Salami & Prosciutto, Salmon, Quinoa, Shellfish
Top Notes For
Max Gottesfeld

Best natural wine I've had.

Best natural wine I've had.

1 person found it helpfulDec 17th, 2016
Christy Frank

Domaine Lucci Wildman Pinot Noir 2015: We're not sure what's behind the "Wildman" name. We've heard it makes reference to Tim Wildman, MW extraordinaire and leader of the fabulous James Busby wineland tours. Or it could easily refer to Anton himself - not a stretch given this is the man who's been known to wear hot pants to official Aussie tasting events. Or may it refers to the general wildness of the wine - whole bunch, nothing-done-to-it pinot noir that manages to be juicy and earthy, structured and gluggable, a touch funky but not at all dirty. If you've had the Noir de Florette, this one is the deeper, darker, very slightly more grown up version. It's awesome. And a great peek into all that's new and different... and wild... from the land down under.

Domaine Lucci Wildman Pinot Noir 2015: We're not sure what's behind the "Wildman" name. We've heard it makes reference to Tim Wildman, MW extraordinaire and leader of the fabulous James Busby wineland tours. Or it could easily refer to Anton himself - not a stretch given this is the man who's been known to wear hot pants to official Aussie tasting events. Or may it refers to the general wildness of the wine - whole bunch, nothing-done-to-it pinot noir that manages to be juicy and earthy, structured and gluggable, a touch funky but not at all dirty. If you've had the Noir de Florette, this one is the deeper, darker, very slightly more grown up version. It's awesome. And a great peek into all that's new and different... and wild... from the land down under.

Apr 27th, 2016
Scott Taddeo

Sappy, forrest fruits of red and dark berries, tea leaves, white pepper and earth. Slight grip, juicy and flows effortless down the gob.

Sappy, forrest fruits of red and dark berries, tea leaves, white pepper and earth. Slight grip, juicy and flows effortless down the gob.

Dec 30th, 2015
Sam Henzy

Beautiful aromas that go for days. Great fruit. Black berry, plum, mushroom. Very balanced but the wildman name is fitting in a way. Delicious natural wine.

Beautiful aromas that go for days. Great fruit. Black berry, plum, mushroom. Very balanced but the wildman name is fitting in a way. Delicious natural wine.

Jul 21st, 2017
Dan Tepfer

Amazing biodynamic Australian Pinot. Tried at ten bells with Austrian wine makers.

Amazing biodynamic Australian Pinot. Tried at ten bells with Austrian wine makers.

Jun 6th, 2017
Bobby Gilbane

Digging on the Wildman. Very unique. Very tasty. Very much gone.

Digging on the Wildman. Very unique. Very tasty. Very much gone.

Feb 14th, 2017
Bobby Gilbane

Just fantastic. The Wildman knows how to party.

Just fantastic. The Wildman knows how to party.

May 9th, 2016
Taylor Gates

Funky & beautiful new style red, I want more!!!!

Funky & beautiful new style red, I want more!!!!

May 1st, 2016
Graham Jenkins

Another great bottling from the Wild man himself

Another great bottling from the Wild man himself

Apr 14th, 2016
Graham Jenkins

Weird, funky, amazing. Consistency of hard cider but a delicious melding of red/white grapes happening. One of the best orange wines I've tasted.

Weird, funky, amazing. Consistency of hard cider but a delicious melding of red/white grapes happening. One of the best orange wines I've tasted.

Jan 27th, 2016