Pinot Noir

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Vibrant garnet in colour. Highly perfumed and complex with dark cherry, plum and violet aromas with underlying savoury notes. The palate exhibits a tight and focused core...

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Deeply aromatic nose of red cherry, raspberry, pine and sage. Silky and graceful, with flavours of strawberry and blood orange, the palate has excellent line and precision...

Yarra Valley, Victoria. A bright red colour with an aromatic bouquet of dark cherry, spice and some earthiness. The palate is vibrant yet still restrained and elegant with flavours of red berry and spice leading to long fine tannins of the finish...

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Ruby hue. A youthful nose of raspberry, black cherry, crushed dried herbs and undergrowthy spices. In the mouth, the wine is sapid and savoury yet soft with bright and perfumed red primary fruits...

Central Otago, New Zealand. The Pinot Noir 2020 is intense and typical of our Bendigo Estate Vineyard – Concentrated with sweet red and black berry fruits, spice of silky texture and fine grained tannins...

Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. Bright crimson. The aromas are dominated by cherry, strawberry and dark berry fruits compliment by a touch of spice and underlying French oak. The palate has a lovely soft and velvety texture, with powerful flavours of dark fruits and a finely structured finish...

Adelaide Hills, South Australia.  The Dagger is a rich fresh earlier drinking wine with all the trademark Pinot aromas and flavours. Drink when young while the edge is keen...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2011

Adelaide Hills, South Australia.  A full-bodied yet wieldy style with dark berry notes on the nose combine with understated bracken and soft strikes of vanillin oak. Rich, full blackberry/red currant fruit at the hilt taper gently to a rounded finish of lush velvety tannins...

WINERY RATING
James Halliday,	Australian Wine Companion 2009

Yarra Valley, Victoria. This baby's real deep and dry after a good airing: I prefer it with these ravens in its dark piny boughs. That'll be some of the colour of its smell. It gets a wee bit sooty, which is also cool. Because below those prickly crarky topnotes come dark juniper and blackcurrant, even that whiff of tiny grape currants. Real deep framboise and crème de cassis pressings. Yum. The palate's sinuous and juicy. The velvety tannins here are more a....

Yarra Valley, Victoria.  Using pinot noir as the base grape means we achieve a lovely elegant rosé, similar to the Provence (French) style which is deliciously crisp and dry...