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The fragrant nose offers a broad array of autumnal notes --- woodsy spice, leaf litter and earth, alongside bright wild berries and a subtle cured meatiness. The core of the wine carries a juicy and sappy mid-weight texture that is firmly supported with a dusting of finely integrated tannin. Black cherry and raspberry flavours lead into a long and intense finish.

There is a shyness to this wine that we love. It has wonderful even colour that is both nurturing and alluring at the same time. The bouquet is reluctant but presents in a most delicate manner, with darker berry fruit and hints of spice. The palate is powerful with a surge that keeps giving. Here the berry is lifted by earthy nuances and mushrooms. There is joy upon joy. The finish as always with Fenian creations is long, lean and generous. Will bring joy to any and every meal over the next 8-10 years. Be sure to decant.

As featured on "Battle of the Vines": Ocean Eight represents really well what Mornington Peninsula can do for Pinot, Liinaa says. It has that cool climate Pinot loves its got those really nice spicy notes, like Sichuan, quail, gamey hints and Michael Aylward is totally hot (Whoops, can I say that?)

This Pinot Noir vineyard was established by Doctors Campbell and Christine Penfold in 1994 and Quealy have worked closely with them from the beginning.

Very intense and precise pinot here with violet-like florals, sappy fresh forest aromas, raspberry, a savoury graphitelike mineral edge and a pure red cherry fruit flavour. The balance is perfect and the wine delivers plenty of value for this reserve single vineyard barrel selected wine.

Ten Minutes by Tractor continues to be one of the true stars of the Mornington Peninsula all the way from the single vineyard wines to the regional 10X wines. Always a Pinot of utmost power with dense, dark, brooding fruit typical of the region with the great savoury balance that is evident in great examples of the variety.

The cool, maritime climate of the Mornington Peninsula allows the production of elegant yet intense Pinot Noirs, and the Jones Road is a classic example of the style. Pale garnet. Red plum, cherry, tobacco and tea smoke. Fleshy and supple with tart red fruit flavours with tilled earth and five spice complexity, bright balancing acidity and savoury tannin persistence. Drinking well.