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Dalrymple Single Site Estate Pipers River Pinot Noir 2024

Dalrymple’s 2024 Pipers River Pinot Noir has put this tiny Tamar Valley estate firmly in the global spotlight. Beating more than 17,000 entries, it took out the Best in Show - Platinum Trophy for Pinot Noir. Newly released and highly sought-after, stock is very limited.

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Dalrymple’s 2024 Pipers River Pinot Noir has put this tiny Tamar Valley estate firmly in the global spotlight. Beating more than 17,000 entries, it took out the Best in Show - Platinum Trophy for Pinot Noir. Newly released and highly sought-after, stock is very limited.

Review Score 97The Wine Front 94The Real Review 94Trophy-1

Tasting Notes


The warmer vintage is noticeable with a shift towards riper cherry, cranberry and hints of plum, while still retaining the hallmark Asian spice to add complexity, along with vanillin softness. There is a density to the aromas that takes time to fully unwind in its youth, it is worth opening 1-2 hours earlier to allow these to develop. A soft entry to the palate with ripe cherry flesh texture, balanced with fine natural acidity and silky tannins gives focus before the long fruit flavour finish. Once open, savoury notes will develop to further enhance the complexity. Roasted pork loin with red cherry reduction served with celeriac puree and Asian greens; or spiced jackfruit, rice and bean filled baked peppers with roasted vegetables.

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A bottle of Dalrymple Single Site Estate Pipers River Pinot Noir 2024 750ml Red Wine
  • A bottle of Dalrymple Single Site Estate Pipers River Pinot Noir 2024 750ml Red Wine
A bottle of Dalrymple Single Site Estate Pipers River Pinot Noir 2024 750ml Red Wine

Tasting Notes


The warmer vintage is noticeable with a shift towards riper cherry, cranberry and hints of plum, while still retaining the hallmark Asian spice to add complexity, along with vanillin softness. There is a density to the aromas that takes time to fully unwind in its youth, it is worth opening 1-2 hours earlier to allow these to develop. A soft entry to the palate with ripe cherry flesh texture, balanced with fine natural acidity and silky tannins gives focus before the long fruit flavour finish. Once open, savoury notes will develop to further enhance the complexity. Roasted pork loin with red cherry reduction served with celeriac puree and Asian greens; or spiced jackfruit, rice and bean filled baked peppers with roasted vegetables.