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Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir
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... sandalwood spice and persistent length. Think of an iron fist in a velvet glove - we are living for it. Enjoy, our fellow pinot loving Mofo's.
Varietal: Pinot Noir, Region: Yarra Valley, Country: Australia, Vintage: 2019
- Yarra Valley
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... potential. With ten months in French oak (35% of which is new), a combination of specifically selected pinot noir clones and a vintage providing ideal fruit ripeness, we're sure you'll appreciate the complete package ...
- Wairarapa
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... is to create world-class wines which are distinguished by their elegance, balance and complexity. This small-batch pinot noir may be made in tiny volumes; and even once revealed, you'll notice you've likely read more ...
- Yarra Valley
... the width of the narrow country of Chile. Talinay is their tiny coastal vineyard and the source of chardonnay and pinot noir that sits amongst the best in the world. Dom is in the Maipo Valley and a great location for ...
- Chile
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... top of New Zealand's South Island. The winemakers there know it and so should you: Marlborough pinot noir is awesome, especially the single vineyard stuff that's given the Rolls Royce treatment in the winery.
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- Marlborough
... Tabalí here at the 'Fo. Once we tasted the range, we were smitten. They have three main vineyards spanning the width of the narrow country of Chile. Varietal: Pinot Noir, Region: Chile, Country: Chile, Vintage: 2019
- Chile
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... earthy cola presenting to those who wish to search for them. We're not asking you to think hard about this one, we think it's a no-brainer.
Varietal: Pinot Noir, Region: Yarra Valley, Country: Australia, Vintage: 2019
- Yarra Valley
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... Gordon, the team behind Halcón, are making arguably the closest thing to Rhône-style reds (and a bit of pinot noir) that can be found in North America (and doing it organically). These are rare wines that will reset your ...
- California
... the width of the narrow country of Chile. Talinay is their tiny coastal vineyard and the source of chardonnay and pinot noir that sits amongst the best in the world. Dom is in the Maipo Valley and a great location for ...
- Chile
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... the width of the narrow country of Chile. Talinay is their tiny coastal vineyard and the source of chardonnay and pinot noir that sits amongst the best in the world. Dom is in the Maipo Valley and a great location for ...
- Chile
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Maverick Wines tends 75 acres of vineyards spread through the Barossa Valley and Eden Valley. Many are well over 100 years' old with some dating back as far as the 1840s. Their winery is Certified Biodynamic and all of ...
- Eden Valley
The first Homeless Grapes Project started in 2015 with one little Facebook post. Jock Harvey, from Chalk Hill Wines, posted that he had a surplus block of grapes and anyone was welcome to them if they made a donation to ...
- Coonawarra
The first Homeless Grapes Project started in 2015 with one little Facebook post. Jock Harvey, from Chalk Hill Wines, posted that he had a surplus block of grapes and anyone was welcome to them if they made a donation to ...
- McLaren Vale
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... 't just a marketing term for this shiraz. The grapes are sourced from a few rows at the very top of the hill on their Morrison's Vineyard, overlooking the town of Watervale. There's a smidge of new oak used here, but the ...
- Clare Valley
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... rosé we've ever found, made with quality pinot noir grapes gently pressed with a deft touch of a ... for this delightfully refreshing rosé.
Varietal: Rosé, Region: Adelaide Hills, Country: Australia, Vintage: 2021
- Adelaide Hills
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If ever there was a grape capable of magic, it's pinot noir. Little wonder it's key to many of the most expensive wines in the world. Luckily, there's none of that pomposity here. Here's a mix covering some of the very ...
- Various
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... de Bourgogne is always made in the traditional method of Champagne and this example, a Blanc de Noir, is mostly pinot noir with some gamay included. It's quite complex with a nose of strawberry, blueberry and toasted ...
- Burgundy
Almost equal parts chardy, pinot noir and pinot meunier, this impressive Champagne walks the line between fruity and mineral very well indeed. It has exuberant personality but finesse in volumes, no doubt - the Champagne ...
- Champagne
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This pinot gris is all about great winemaking. It's an idea that seems rather obvious, doesn't it? We're not ... , you try and keep your hands off!
Varietal: Pinot Gris, Region: Limestone Coast, Country: Australia, Vintage: ...
- Limestone Coast
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The Limestone coast region is famous for reds, but if this pinot gris is any indication, it's also a ripper region for aromatic whites. This is beautifully perfumed, gorgeously lifted and wonderfully fruity. A cool, ...
- Limestone Coast
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... of getting deeper it gets even more spritely, more exciting and aromatic. The finish is clean and refreshing, the colour has a tinge of pink.
Varietal: Pinot Gris, Region: Clare Valley, Country: Australia, Vintage: 2021
- Clare Valley
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... about a complex sparkling wine from Spain's north east corner, made the traditional french way. Blanc de Noirs means you're getting a clear coloured sparkling, made entirely from grenache (a grape that is as favoured ...
- Cariñena
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Last year, we dipped our toes in with Savian, an organic producer in Veneto, and imported their pinot grigio. It was an awesome wine and our Mofo's absolutely loved it. So this year, we've gone back for more variety. ...
- Italy
The first Homeless Grapes Project started in 2015 with one little Facebook post. Jock Harvey, from Chalk Hill Wines, posted that he had a surplus block of grapes and anyone was welcome to them if they made a donation to ...
- Hunter Valley
The first Homeless Grapes Project started in 2015 with one little Facebook post. Jock Harvey, from Chalk Hill Wines, posted that he had a surplus block of grapes and anyone was welcome to them if they made a donation to ...
- Yarra Valley
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5 reasons why winemakers love the heartbreak grape - pinot noir
... has broken a thousand winemakers' hearts. A varietal so fickle that it's been dubbed the 'heartbreak grape', pinot noir is a true mofo to get right. As Napa Valley winemaking legend André Tchelistcheff put it: “God made ...
5 "other" wines online for pinot mofos.
... loves pinot noir, but sometimes we are still astonished at the demand for the varietal, with so many smooth crooners out there that are just as delicious. So, here are 5 great wines we have online with pinot-esque ...
No Stupid Questions: Is tempranillo just pinot on steroids?
Is tempranillo just pinot noir on steroids? Eddie and Tim, dive into the similarities and differences between two of our favourite grapes that had a mofo wondering... what's the bloody difference?
A long weekend wine guide to Willamette Valley, Oregon
If there's an American mecca for pinot noir, Oregon's Willamette Valley is undoubtedly it. Known for its robust and passionate scene of garagistes, it's also home to two-thirds of the state's vineyards and more than 500 ...
48 hours in Sonoma County, California
... , coincidentally, is far larger in terms of production than the more famous Napa. Sonoma County is best-known for chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, and pinot noir - although merlot and zinfandel put up a pretty good fight.
American wine is actually good
... , Ben, who sang the country's praises. We made him win us over in the only way we know how: with our taste buds. And from Willamette pinot noir to Californian zinfandel and Washington cabernet, we're starting to waver...
Ben Leen's Central Otago
... other New Zealand region is better known for great wine than Central Otago, capable of producing world class pinot noir alongside swathes of aromatic white. Ben Leen is one of the new guard of Otago winemakers, and has ...
A toast to Aussie pinot noir
Your mileage may vary and one the the greatest things about wine is just getting out there and trying different wines and making up your own mind. You know w...
Is grenache the new shiraz?
It's always the quiet ones. Too often snubbed in favour of shiraz or passed over for a pinot noir, grenache is one of Australia's most chronically underrated grapes. But this multi-talented little varietal is starting to ...
Our top BYO spots in Adelaide
Looking to break out that special bottle? Here's our top spots in Adelaide with a BYO option.
Pinot gris or pinot grigio - what's the difference?
Here's our quick guide on what to expect with a gris vs a grigio, so you can get the most out of this spring/summer scorcher.
Different styles of pinot in New Zealand
New Zealand's worldwide wine reputation is pretty much synonymous with sauvignon blanc — but what you might not know is that the little country in the middle...
Fresh Kiwi vino (other than pinot)
It was a ski holiday to New Zealand that first got me curious about Kiwi red wines. In preparation for my trip, I was super keen to get a sniff of what was i...
Celebrating Women in Wine: Alexia Roberts of Penny's Hill
To celebrate International Women's Day 2018, we'll be selling an exclusive 6-pack of wines made by some of Australia's finest female winemakers. The impressi...
Saved by the sauv (blanc)
A 'fo's eye look at the different styles of sauvignon blanc wine, including fumé blanc and popular unoaked drops from New Zealand, the Loire Valley and the Adelaide Hills.
Your weekend wine guide to Columbia Valley, Washington
... more sun than Napa Valley. It would take far longer than a weekend to thoroughly explore, so here we'll focus on - arguably - its three most famous subregions: Walla Walla Valley, Horse Heaven Hills, and Yakima Valley.
Blind Drunking: JD vs John, Marlborough
The scene was Marlborough, a morning at Grove Mill estate to be precise. The boys were surrounded by lush purple hills and the scattered remains of empty sau...
No stupid questions: Is a leggy wine better?
... his head. "If a wine has legs, does it make it better?" With help from Art of War Shiraz, Duck Sauce Pinot, a dash of vodka and some serious close-ups, Eddie 'The Wine Guy' breaks down everything you need to know about ...
A Wine Bar Crawl Across Melbourne
Wine bars are Melbourne's lifeblood. Pumping low-intervention pinot through the not-so-secret laneways of the city's sprawling neighbourhoods. It's both deli...
Destination: Tamar Valley
Sitting on the boot of our rental car, passing around a bottle of pinot and some sandy cheese, we knew we were in a pretty fortunate position. Waves rolled o...
Meet the Winemaker: Bryan Currie
Meet winemaker Bryan Currie of Hungerford Hill. He shares the wine he would drink for the rest of his days and what he'd be doing if he wasn't a winemaker.
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