An aromatic and spicy wine with intense fruit flavours, excellent balance and subtle french oak.

Grapes for this Pinot Noir were grown in the cool climate in Gruyere, Yarra Valley. Aromas and favours of blackberry, liquorice and cherry with hints of smoky paprika. Best enjoyed with fresh charcuterie

Aromas A savoury wine with aromas of wild cherries and dried herbs, with hints of garden strawberries and spicy French oak. Taste True to the Yarra Valley style of a medium bodied wine and structural tannins balance with hints of dried cherries and subtle oak on the finish. Enjoy Pour a glass alongside your favourite Asian cuisine; Peking Duck or Char Siu Pork and relax in good company.

Pinot Noir from this region is amongst the best in the country and Scotchmans does it well. This example is earthy, gamey and packed with lovely pure Pinot flavour - delicious!

Oneday Estate is located in Curlewis on the Bellarine Peninsula. Its cool maritime climate produces quality grapes picked by hand.Enjoy the moment today, dont wait for Oneday

Lethbridge Ménage a Noir Pinot Noir is made from a low yielding vineyard in Bannockburn near Geelong in Victoria. The result is distinctly Geelong in character - intense spicy and cherry nose with a silky mid-palate and a strong lingering finish.

Coldstream Hills was established in 1985 by James and Suzanne Halliday and has always produced a benchmark cool-climate Pinot Noir. This beautifully textured wine boasts rich flavours of dark cherries, pepper and foresty notes, with a long and toasty finish.

From Kate Goodman's team, who already bring us the wonderful Punt Rd range, this second label perpetuates their well deserved reputation. This is a soft, fruit driven Pinot from sites around the Yarra Valley. It offers great complexity at this price.

This is a typical cool climate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir with aromas of cherries and summer berries and hints of spice and oak. The palate is bright with red fruits and soft tannin. This is a versatile wine that will match well with many foods; try it with a charcuterie platter, pizza/pasta and porcini mushrooms or barbecued meats.

Tasting Notes: This is a typical Yarra Valley Pinot Noir with aromas of cherries and summer berries and hints of spice and oak. The palate has juicy red fruits and soft tannin. Season: 2019 was a warm season overall and the harvest was early. Cool weather and regular rain up until Christmas made a slow start to the season, setting up good ground moisture and vine health. January and February were dry and fairly mild, though the nights were warmer than usual. Fruit reached full ripeness easily and timing of picking was paramount for balancing natural acidity. Winemaking: The fruit was harvested in mid- February and was destemmed then vinified in open fermenters. The wine was matured for 10 months with French oak.