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  • Country ranking ?

    207
  • Producer ranking ?

    11
  • Decanting time

    2h
  • When to drink

    2020-2035
  • Food Pairing

    Lamb

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The Story

The hand harvested bunches of Foggy Hill Pinot Noir were destemmed, lightly roller crushed and chilled to 2C on the way to the 0.8 tonne open fermentation tubs. There were no whole bunches incorporated into the fermentation tubs because of the high degree of maturity of the fruit from this warm vintage, requiring no added stalk tannins.

A four-day cold maceration preceded the initiation of fermentation. Fermentation took 8 days of daily han...

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Vintage 2009

Near-optimum rainfall over winter, followed by dry, mild conditions over spring provided a good environment for budburst and an ideal start to the growing season with canopies developing well. Climatic conditions favoured flowering and set with mild and calm weather, however there was some shatter in Shiraz across parts of the state resulting in small crops for many regions. Some early to mid-December summer rainfall was follo...

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Tenth wine of the evening at Sipnot 2011. As mentioned in the article, amazing to think that a wine from vines that are only a few years old in a small region, the Fleurieu Peninsula, so new that no one else is making pinot there, would even be considered for this tasting, let alone be one of the more impressive wines. My very first impression was that, oh dear, this is a wine under cork and it may not have been kind to it. I immediately left it alone and looked at the other wines, but when I returned to it soon after, absolutely no sign of any issue at all. Creamy texture, rich earthiness. A plushness, a small hint of oak, rose petal florals, spice, cherries, liqueur cherries. Seamless, supple, excellent length and complex. What more could you ask?
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Piccadilly, South Australia
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