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Paringa Estate, Estate Pinot Noir, Mornington Peninsula 2019

£56.00

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75cl

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14%

A breathtaking Pinot Noir with extraordinary texture, elegance and poise. Classic aromas of red and dark cherries mingle with hints of spice. The palate is structured and elegant with excellent fruit weight and firm tannins with a long, complex and savoury finish. Perfect pairing with lamb, pork and vegetable dishes.

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Red
Australia
Mornington Peninsula
Pinot Noir
Light to medium-bodied
Now to 2028
Screwcap
Lamb, pork, game birds

This wonderful winery is located in the heart of Victoria’s beautiful Mornington Peninsula. On the southern outskirts of Melbourne, it is one of Australia’s premium wine regions, and has become world renowned for its Pinot Noir.

Described as “one of the best, if not the best, wineries on the Peninsula” by Australian wine guru James Halliday, Paringa Estate was founded in 1984 by Lindsay McCall. The first vintage was in 1988 with just three tonnes of fruit and over the years it has grown considerably, with production now at 16,000 cases. It is one of the most highly awarded boutique wineries in Australia, regularly winning trophies for its Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Shiraz.

Paringa’s Pinots pay homage to Burgundy in style, as this wine demonstrates. It is a Mornington Peninsula regional wine: around 60% of the fruit comes from estate-managed blocks, with the remainder sourced from contracted growers. The grapes come from some warmer sites in the lower part of the region and also from cooler sites which are located at a higher altitude, providing complexity and a layered dimension to the wine.

paringaestate.com.au

WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY

“A defining feature of this vintage (apart from lower yields) is accessibility in the wines. Here the Estate offers plushness, personality and satisfaction. Expect juniper and red cherries, with a sprinkling of baking spices infused into a fuller-bodied style. Smooth, supple tannins sashay across the palate.” 95 points Gold
Halliday’s Wine Companion