Mornginton Peninsula
A classic example Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir. There’s the quintessential red fruits of strawberry, raspberry, and cherry, though here they are just teetering towards a darker blue profile. This generous fruit is balanced by savory characters of ink, parsnip and turnip, thanks to the whole bunch inclusion. The finish reveals a distinct regional characteristic with a hint of Campari, reminiscent of subtly charred orange peel. This wine doesn’t try to revolutionize Pinot Noir; instead, it confidently embodies the traditional essence of the variety.
Simon Black, Chief Winemaker
Harvest Date: 23rd March 2022
Alcohol: 13.5%
Acidity: 6.08 g/L
pH: 3.48
Cases Produced:162 dozen