I was banging on just the other week about West Australian Pinot Noir struggles, and here’s a pleasurable Pinot to mess with my theories. From Denmark in WA, this Apricus Hill is a step in the right direction for the brand. Bright red fruit in the raspberry red cordial spectrum, there’s a sense of lightness to this red, with light extraction, minimal oak and a real red juiciness. You could argue that it’s a bit primal and raspberried, but it’s all done in a Pinoty way and inarguably attractive.
- Best drinking: nowish
- Score (out of 20): 17.7
- Score (out of 100): 92
- Alcohol %: 13.5
- RRP (in $AUD): 40
- Winery website: https://www.singlevineyards.com/portfolio/apricus-hill/
- Would I buy it?: worth a few glasses
THE VERDICT
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