Subtle hints of menthol and wood toast can be found on the spicy liqueur-like aromas of plum, cherry and cassis. There is once again fine verve and delineation to the stony medium weight flavors that deliver very good length if less complexity on the very firmly structured finale. This may well surprise to the upside if it can add more depth with time in bottle, which it definitely needs. (Drink starting 2030)

This is always a major wine from this producer. In this exuberant vintage, the wine is bursting with tannins and a powerful black-cherry element, which give it considerable aging potential. The wine should not be drunk before 2024. *Editor's Choice*

Eden Rift Estate Pinot Noir The Estate Pinot Noir is a stunning wine comprised of Dijon clones. The pinot is focused, and age-worthy, with a depth and intensity of red fruits, dark berries, persimmon, black tea and chalk-like, mineral notes. Medium in weight, the svelte tannins and long finish round out this altogether stellar wine. Vinification includes whole cluster fermentation, aged in French oak.

Eden Rift Reserve Pinot Noir The Reserve Pinot Noir represents the winemaker’s hand-picked selection of Eden Rift estate’s ten standout barrels. The palate expresses dark fruits, earthy notes, cherry liqueur, chocolate and mineral notes. Layered flavours of bright blackberries, orange, and subtle tannin are framed with delicate underbrush notes and toasted wood.

Eden Rift Lansdale Pinot Noir Dark and ripe yet silky and smooth, the Lansdale Pinot Noir is sourced from the propitiously sited Q-Block from the crest of the contiguous valley that comprises the Eden Rift estate. The wine is an intense inky hue with notes of black cherry, blueberry, sagebrush, and baking spices. Blackberry, cherry, earth, and oak flavours carry through to the palate with nice acidity and velvety tannins that lead to a long finish.