Showing posts with label VDP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VDP. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Bindi Macedon Ranges Composition Pinot Noir 2011
I will be heading up the Calder Freeway again this Saturday to join the bottling line for the Bindi Original Vineyard, Quartz and Block 5 wines - 16th bottling and counting - so I thought I would revisit the February bottling of the Bindi Macedon Ranges Composition Pinot Noir 2011.
A lot more restrained and feminate that its 2010 sibling, this wine at such a young age starts singing as soon as I decant and pour. Delicate floral notes of violet with a lick of spice on the nose, the wine in the glass just keeps going and going with with soft tart red fruit, cranberry the standout, washing over the taste buds.
This is one of the first Composition Pinot Noirs that I would had that in a blind tasting would pass as Burgundy, and not just village or VDP, but Premier Cru also.
Drink with slow roasted cumin crusted lamb
Drink till 2025
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Diam cork 13.5%v/v $54 at Albert Street Food & Wine next week!
Labels:
1er Cru,
2011,
bindi,
burgundy,
macedon ranges,
mucho fantastico,
pinot noir,
VDP
Saturday, February 6, 2010
A very clean weekend indeed
All and sundries were good; all really except for the mysteriously named 'Reserve' Pinot Noir Van des Pays from France.
Cleanskins sever a purpose, and this purpose was well and truly served. Thats all I've got to say really. That and I'd love to meet the person who is responsible for giving these wines names!
Labels:
cleanskin,
France,
NV,
shiraz,
South Eastern Australia,
sparkling wine,
VDP,
Victoria,
viognier,
yarra valley
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