All I can say is, stock up. Twenty-seven bucks for a pinot noir of this class is world-beating value, and cannot be expected to last. This has structure, purity, definition, tannin, interest - pulling out the fruit bowl and naming fruit descriptors for a wine like this is ridiculous. The quality is high. The structure is there. The price very low, for the wine that it is. What more do you need to know? Drink: 2007-2014. 94 points. Campbell Winefront.com.au
"Some echoes of Burgundy in this complex pinot: good colour, some meaty and savoury aromas together with black cherry. It has depth and structure with intense flavour, some fruit sweetness and a long-lasting finish. Outstanding quality..." 96 points Huon Hooke, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 January 2007
