'Fungi' leans into pinot noir's earthy, forest-floor side rather than pure fruit.
The lively palate offers lime, green apple skin and mineral alongside racy acidity.
Orange wine with dried apricot, orange peel and a gentle grip. Textural, savoury and lovely with roast chicken.
Typical from the exposed Fighting Gully Road site, the mid palate exhibits ripe berry fruits with a fine line of acidity and tannin running throughout.
It has a structure unlike many examples of Australian Pinot Noir, more akin to wines from Pommard.
Typical from the exposed Fighting Gully Road site, the mid palate exhibits ripe berry fruits with a fine line of acidity and tannin running throughout.
It has a structure unlike many examples of Australian Pinot Noir, more akin to wines from Pommard.