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No real notes. First game of the football (soccer, mind you) European championship game. Very savory pinot, some black tea, strawberry and marmite (??!) notes on the nose. The palate is showing good acid drive, some strawberry notes but the same yeasty, salty notes too. There is a bit of tannins in the rear and a good finish with that drying layer and some meaty and juicy touches. I had some goat cheese alobg with it and it helped a lot. Probably bumping the grade a 0,2 or 0,3 point up.
No real notes. First game of the football (soccer, mind you) European championship game. Very savory pinot, some black tea, strawberry and marmite (??!) notes on the nose. The palate is showing good acid drive, some strawberry notes but the same yeasty, salty notes too. There is a bit of tannins in the rear and a good finish with that drying layer and some meaty and juicy touches. I had some goat cheese alobg with it and it helped a lot. Probably bumping the grade a 0,2 or 0,3 point up.
Beautifully balanced, with a bit more punch than your typical Pinot Noir. Does well with some aeration or allowing to breath for a good period of time before or while drinking. Beautiful notes of berries with a slight spice on the palate. Paired well with a curry.
Beautifully balanced, with a bit more punch than your typical Pinot Noir. Does well with some aeration or allowing to breath for a good period of time before or while drinking. Beautiful notes of berries with a slight spice on the palate. Paired well with a curry.
Yarra Valley, Port Phillip, Victoria, Australia
