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Wine Buyers’ Picks - Pinot Noir Edition
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The Wine Buyers here at Vinomofo taste a lot of wines, thousands - perhaps tens of thousands - every year. This is their selection of what's best in the world of Pinot Noir right now. If anyone would know, it's the buyers!
6PK - $24.83 / BTL
$149
$310
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Why do we love this case?
The Buyers here really do have their finger on the pulse — constantly searching for that next wine that’s going to give our Mofos that “WOW!” moment. With everything from a beautifully aged Pinot Noir, to standout Yarra Valley expressions, to vibrant cool-climate releases from Tasmania and the Adelaide Hills — this case has everything that any type of Pinot Noir lover could ask for. Don’t believe us? See for yourself!
Included in this case:
1x Handpicked Collection Pinot Noir 2019
Red — Pinot Noir
Mornington Peninsula — Australia
Everything great Mornington pinot should be. Captivating floral aromatics on the nose, with fresh cherry and red berry fruit and a spicy oak complexity woven through. The palate is medium-bodied, silky and beautifully structured - excellent depth and flavour intensity with a freshness and elegance that's completely characteristic of this remarkable cool-climate region. Mornington Peninsula pinot noir at its most captivating - and this one comes from some of the region's finest vineyard addresses, including a flagship estate site that consistently produces fruit of exceptional quality and character. This is pinot noir that rewards attention but never demands it. Brilliant alongside duck, salmon or a good mushroom dish - or simply on its own with nothing more required than a comfortable chair and somewhere to be for the next hour.
You'd pay $65 full price.
Awards
96pts VinoMasters
Five Red Star Halliday Rated Producer
Mofo Fave Producer
Tasting Notes
1x Punch Lance's Vineyard Pinot Noir 2023
Red — Pinot Noir
Yarra Valley — Australia
Halliday Wine Companion described this as "One of those wines that, when you drink your last bottle 6–10 years from now, you'll wish you had more of". We reckon that pretty much hits the nail on the head, complex and brooding yet bright and light-footed. Too good to drink, too good not to. A blessing and a curse! A 95pt Halliday rating and 4.1 Vivino score confirm what we already suspected, both reviewers and punters are falling in love with this wine left, right and centre. Jump on it while you can, these never last long. 2023 was a bit of a ripper vintage, for the Yarra at least, and the result is soft yet generous pinot noir with wonderfully crisp acidity and enduring fruit. Think ripe cherries and fresh strawberries with an underlying earthiness and lingering velvety tannins. This has Yarra Valley pinot written all over it and with 2 or 3 years under its belt, this little number is raring and ready to go, with a loooooong life ahead of it.
You'd pay $55 full price.
Awards
95pts Halliday Wine Companion
95pts Wine Pilot
4.1 Vivino (All Vintages)
Halliday Special Value Award
Five Star Halliday Rated Winery
Single Vineyard
Estate Grown
Vegan Friendly
Tasting Notes
1x Tucks Estate Pinot Noir 2025
Red — Pinot Noir
Mornington Peninsula — Australia
Mornington’s cool climate is on full display here; bright red-fruited lift and fine, subtle structure. Gentle handling and measured oak deployment keep the style clean and focused, but still offerig breadth through the mid palate. Red plum, cherry and blue-fruit notes lead, opening into earth and light spice. The palate is supple with fine, persistent tannins. A savoury undertone adds depth. The finish is long and quietly textural. Load up on this one, it's a delight to drink now but the palate weight, structure, and complexity put it in good stead to cellar well. A knockout drop from one of the regions very best.
You'd pay $50 full price.
Awards
Five Stars Wine Obit
Staff Picks: Pete
Iconic Winery
Tasting Notes
1x Chatto Creek Undaunted Mine Pinot Noir 2015
Red — Pinot Noir
Central Otago — New Zealand
Elegantly fragrant with spiced cherry, clove, thyme, and all the usual florals, touched by hints of nutmeg complexity that immediately signal serious winemaking. This isn't simple fruit-forward pinot - this is layered, sophisticated and ultimately, utterly captivating. On the palate, everything clicks into place. Juicy and vibrant, delivering delicate fruit intensity balanced by fine texture and polished tannins that bring a healthy structure. Gentle, well-balanced, finishing pleasingly dry - this is pinot noir that used to hint at great things ahead. Well, guess what? After 10 years, the 'great things' have arrived. No more waiting, just get into it - you deserve it!
You'd pay $50 full price.
Awards
Five Stars Wine Orbit
4.1 Vivino (All Vintages)
New Zealand Import
Tasting Notes
1x Journey Wines Coldstream Pinot Noir 2023
Red — Pinot Noir
Yarra Valley — Australia
Wowee, we've got an outstanding example of single-vineyard Yarra pinot on our hands here! As generous as it is sophisticated - this wine is paradoxically super easy to drink, and at the same time, next level complex. Trying to pick individual notes is like picking individual voices in a choir. And why should we? If the song sounds good, let 'em sing - and the wine is certainly singing now.
Drink : Now - 2028
You'd pay $50 full price.
Awards
96pts VinoMasters
Single Vineyard
Mofo Fave Producer
Boutique Producer
Killer Vintage
Tasting Notes
1x House of Hahndorf Pinot Noir 2025
Red — Pinot Noir
Adelaide Hills — Australia
Adelaide Hills pinot noir at its most immediately loveable - bright, expressive and beautifully put together from the very first pour. Concentrated enough to be interesting. Approachable enough to open tonight without a second thought. The perfect pinot for whatever you're planning. If anyone knows how to get the best out of the Adelaide Hills, it's House of Hahndorf. And this is the the Hills doing what it does best - producing pinot noir with elegance, energy and a drinkability that makes the bottle disappear much faster than planned. Bramble fruit, warming spice and a forest floor earthiness on the nose that signals cool-climate complexity before you've even taken a sip. The palate delivers fleshy blueberry and raspberry fruit, carried along by fresh acidity and fine structural tannins that give it genuine shape and presence without ever feeling heavy. Brilliant.
You'd pay $40 full price.
Awards
Boutique Producer
Staff Picks
Dangerous Value
