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‘Absurdly priced as in a bargain.’
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‘Absurdly priced as in a bargain.’
95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner
The fruit for this wine comes from 1980 and 1987 Pinot Noir plantings in the Concongella Vineyards at Best’s Great Western and the Salvation Hills Vineyard at Rhymney, which has been in the Thomson family since 1996.
Pinot Noir was first planted in the Nursery Block at Best’s in the 1860s. It’s believed the origin of these vines dates back to the James Busby collection, Australia’s first vines, of which the Pinot Noir was sourced from the finest vineyards in Burgundy.
The original Best’s plantings are now thought to be the oldest Pinot Noir vines in the world, and one of these clones is thought to exist nowhere else in the world. Another one of our Best Kept Secrets….
“Under Justin Purser’s guidance, pinot noir constantly excels and morphs beautifully. This crackles with pleasure and the 50% whole bunches in the fermentation add sapidity as much as stemmy, albeit ripe, flavours. Cherries and pips, star anise and menthol, a palate that’s light and bright with supple tannins and tangy citrussy acidity. Absurdly priced as in a bargain.” – 95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner for James Hallidays Wine Companion
‘Absurdly priced as in a bargain.’
95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner
The fruit for this wine comes from 1980 and 1987 Pinot Noir plantings in the Concongella Vineyards at Best’s Great Western and the Salvation Hills Vineyard at Rhymney, which has been in the Thomson family since 1996.
Pinot Noir was first planted in the Nursery Block at Best’s in the 1860s. It’s believed the origin of these vines dates back to the James Busby collection, Australia’s first vines, of which the Pinot Noir was sourced from the finest vineyards in Burgundy.
The original Best’s plantings are now thought to be the oldest Pinot Noir vines in the world, and one of these clones is thought to exist nowhere else in the world. Another one of our Best Kept Secrets….
“Under Justin Purser’s guidance, pinot noir constantly excels and morphs beautifully. This crackles with pleasure and the 50% whole bunches in the fermentation add sapidity as much as stemmy, albeit ripe, flavours. Cherries and pips, star anise and menthol, a palate that’s light and bright with supple tannins and tangy citrussy acidity. Absurdly priced as in a bargain.” – 95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner for James Hallidays Wine Companion
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‘Absurdly priced as in a bargain.’
95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner
The fruit for this wine comes from 1980 and 1987 Pinot Noir plantings in the Concongella Vineyards at Best’s Great Western and the Salvation Hills Vineyard at Rhymney, which has been in the Thomson family since 1996.
Pinot Noir was first planted in the Nursery Block at Best’s in the 1860s. It’s believed the origin of these vines dates back to the James Busby collection, Australia’s first vines, of which the Pinot Noir was sourced from the finest vineyards in Burgundy.
The original Best’s plantings are now thought to be the oldest Pinot Noir vines in the world, and one of these clones is thought to exist nowhere else in the world. Another one of our Best Kept Secrets….
“Under Justin Purser’s guidance, pinot noir constantly excels and morphs beautifully. This crackles with pleasure and the 50% whole bunches in the fermentation add sapidity as much as stemmy, albeit ripe, flavours. Cherries and pips, star anise and menthol, a palate that’s light and bright with supple tannins and tangy citrussy acidity. Absurdly priced as in a bargain.” – 95 Points & Special Value Wine Jane Faulkner for James Hallidays Wine Companion
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