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2022 Mystery Orange Pinot Noir Deal No. 94

$40.00 /BTL
RRP $50.00 (20% OFF)
$50.00
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Review Score 93 My Wine Guy

Tasting Notes

Mid to light ruby garnet with a light garnet hue. The aroma opens immediately with dark cherry and wild strawberry with a hint of currant leaf, graphite, and anise. The nose in abundant and varietal with background hints of plum and nutmeg. Soft and full on entry, with brooding dark cherry and a hint of cranberry adding depth of flavour. Full textured with firm but rounded tannins on supple acidity giving a long and structured finish. A hint of background oak offering support.

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Tasting Notes

Mid to light ruby garnet with a light garnet hue. The aroma opens immediately with dark cherry and wild strawberry with a hint of currant leaf, graphite, and anise. The nose in abundant and varietal with background hints of plum and nutmeg. Soft and full on entry, with brooding dark cherry and a hint of cranberry adding depth of flavour. Full textured with firm but rounded tannins on supple acidity giving a long and structured finish. A hint of background oak offering support.

Product Highlights

From a block planted at 950m that is regularly draped in snow, this finely honed and beautifully detailed Pinot Noir feels like the breath of fresh air Orange Pinot Noir has been needing.

Think the high-toned raspberry and gently leafy aromatics that you'd more likely see in the chilly Macedon Ranges than central NSW, complemented by a palate that walks that tightrope between pretty fruit delicacy and more firm, drying power.

What a wine. What a statement, with this 12.4% alcohol red more like a slice of German Spatburgunder than some lush Yarra Pinot.

Indeed, this Mystery label feels like an essential reminder of how far Australian (and significantly, Orange) Pinot Noir has come.