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Domaine Simha Nature Tasmania Pinot Noir

Sheer, elemental nature. A story of terroir; five clones across a single Derwent Valley vineyard make this a compelling wine.Cherry blossom parfum, bright fruited and elegant with succulent spice and fine, rounded tannins.

Meadowbank Tasmania Chardonnay

1987-planted Chardonnay vines, hand-picked and whole-bunch pressed straight to French barriques (15% new), matured for 9 months, the majority without stirring. A citrus driven nose with white nectarine & oatmeal. Super tangy palate with a great balance of acidity & flavour; Almond, white peach, & lemon curd.

Fowles Ladies Who Shoot Their Lunch Pinot Noir

This wine is deep burgundy in colour. Intense aromas of cherry, mulberry and anise meld with earthy notes of forest floor and wild mushroom. The palate is full of savoury red fruit with complex fine tannins and great length of flavour.

Bell & Gong Tasmanian Pinot Noir

This is a medium coloured pinot noir. The bouquet is fresh, complex and bright with raspberry, cherry and herbal notes. The palate is finely structured and intense, with precision and balance. It has silky, smooth tannins and a lingering finish. Very fine. Limited release of 6977 bottles, individually numbered.i

Domaine Simha Nature Pinot Noir

The Remarkable State Origin Chardonnay Pinot Noir Non-Vintage

A careful blend of cool climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, parcels brought together for their varietal distinctiveness and bright zesty characteristics. You'll find citrus zest, stonefruit and lifted green apple flavours followed by a refreshing finish. Small batch fine winemaking from the dynamic team at Remarkable State Wines.

Hughes & Huges Pinot Noir

Don’t miss this rare chance to secure a magnificent wine from a top producer that’s in seriously short supply. Made by an acclaimed winemaker at the top of their game, this is a slice of wine history you don’t want to miss. Add it to your collection while you can.

Derwent Estate Sparkling

Aromas of nougat, brioche, sea spray. On the palate, cut apple, fine bead, creamy, toasty and fresh finish. The relatively high percentage of Pinot Noir presents bottle age characters early delivering a wine of superior complexity. The minimal handling of the base wine delivers a creamy mousse.

Derwent Estate Lime Kiln Pinot Noir

Tasmania’s south has emerged as a pinot noir powerhouse. This is fruit harvested from three vineyards, ensuring only the best quality goes into the end product. The wine is marked first and foremost by amazing aromatics; rose petals and spice overlapping raspberry coulis and winter strawberry. Wet earth and even some petroleum sneak in, adding layers to the experience. It demands a second and third pass under the nose, each time a new leaf lifted and a new aroma revealed - a surefire mark of quality in fruit and winemaking both. On the pallet the red and blue fruit come alive - vibrant and bountiful. The acid sits low in the mouth, and the fruit kind of dances along the back of it. Mushrooms, a glimmer of soy, Turkish delight, rose petal. A superb wine smack dab in the middle of its drinking window - enjoy now and over the next few years.

Ponting Mowbray Boy Tasmania Pinot Noir