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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?)

Blood plum, raspberry and clove spice on the nose. Juicy and vibrant on the palate with a smooth lingering finish

A single-vineyard expression from this site, Tussie Mussie is a rich earthy Pinot Noir with clear cherry fruit aroma. The palate is soft and slippery, full and generous with very fine tannin. Ready to drink now.

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.

A cooler site, which consistently delivers intensity of flavour and purity of fruit. Considered winemaking coaxes out what we think is the best expression of the site. In 2018, the blend is predominantly MV6 clone with 15% D-clone in the mix. A warmer year for Pinot Noir on the Peninsula witnessed by the ripe juicy fruit and plush tannin profile.

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

The 2021 White Label Red Hill Pinot Noir has depth, structure and a powerful core of fruit. The heady spices wrap around a plush core of vibrant black current, dark cherry fruits. Its brambly, and layered, and had great detail and length.

Musk Creek Pinot Noir is evolving slowly to open up to its full potential. Some spearmint, raspberry and spice aroma; palate is moderate weight, silky and fine natural acid.

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.