The ultimate expression of minimal intervention winemaking philosophy, this wine is wild fermented by the micro-flora that occur naturally in the Rapaura environment. This gives the wine a richer, more textural palate bursting with red fruit strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries and dark cherry notes - complemented by subtle savoury and toasty notes.

Le Chat Noir M Pierre Pinot Noir is a supple choice of red that's loaded with sweet berry flavours. Made with fruit from the Gers region in southern France, there's an incredible depth of flavour to delve into here.

Bright red with ruby highlights. Aroma: fresh red and black fruits, floral and with a light touch of spice. Flavour: fresh and elegant, with juicy acidity and a texture of silk and velvet. Match with seared tuna, salmon, carpaccio of ostrich or beef and magret of duck.

Sourced from the renowned Ben Morven vineyard, the Pinot Noir fruit is of exceptional character. Beautifully perfumed, bursting with bright red cherry and wild raspberry aromas. Layers of ripe berries are complemented by fine silky tannins and subtle hints of chocolate and spice on the finish complete the wine.

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 Theory of Evolution wines are wines to drink while pondering on lifes big issues - like how did mankind come to love wine? The theory is, that wine is the pinnacle of the drinking journey and Pinot Noir and Chardonnay are the most coveted varietals. Thats why they feature in this outstanding range.

Ninth Island Pinot Noir is a sensational cool-climate Pinot Noir from the makers of Piper's Brook. Tasmania is now recognised as a world class Pinot region and with wines of this quality one can see why!

Oyster Bay Pinot Noir is surprisingly a serious complex Pinot. Intense cherry and gamey, earthy notes are enhanced with quality French oak and the finish is spicy savoury and long. Terrific value.

2017 McPherson La Vue Pinot Noir Grampians 2017 La Vue Pinot Noir features a dense appearance with a vibrant cherry red colour and purple tinges. This light and perfumed Pinot Noir exhibits an enticing nose offering intense aromas of cherries, plums and strawberries complemented by a touch of spicy oak. These bright plum characters reflect on the fresh palate, where dark stone fruit flavours accompany them. The fruity palate makes way for a finish marked by integrated oak, firm acidity and fine tannins. This excellent red wine will only improve with two to seven years of the cellaring period. It is a delicious accompaniment to soft cheeses, porcini mushroom risotto and game preparations.

2015 Kakaba Reserve Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir. The colour is very good indeed, still crimson-dominated, the bouquet as fresh as the colour suggests; red cherry and plum dominate the palate through to the midpoint, where spicy/savoury notes take over.

2017 Songlines Estates Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir. Full bright crimson red with dark purple hues. Lush dark and light berry fruits combine with floral edge that creates a fresh and vibrant introduction. Vibrant cherries are the centre piece in this wines infancy a touch of pepper and licorice appear when allowed to breathe which although appear to be opposite ends of the taste spectrum work harmoniously together whilst some crisp acid provides a refreshing Moorish finish. The wine has fine-grained silky smooth tannins, which continue to roll on and on and seem lavish on the palate demanding another taste.