Review: Ngeringa Summit Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021
Another interesting release from Ngeringa. A wine of life is this Ngeringa Summit Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021 too. Murky, blood red coloured, it's a wonderful Pinot expression with raspberry, a mulchy …
Another interesting release from Ngeringa. A wine of life is this Ngeringa Summit Vineyard Pinot Noir 2021 too. Murky, blood red coloured, it's a wonderful Pinot expression with raspberry, a mulchy …
Coolart Road is the biggest vineyard in the Ten Minutes By Tractor portfolio and is the main one 'down the hill' on the lower side of Mornington Peninsula. The expression …
Another fine single vineyard Ten Minutes By Tractor Pinot. Like the McCutcheon, this is an elegant 12.5% alcohol thing, too. Notably, the Judd vineyard is the highest of the 10X …
It’s that time again. Time to inspire me to spend more money on drinks, even though the WineArk cabinet can't be closed properly and the Amex is maxed out. So what …
It's time to celebrate some of the wines that did make it over the last two months. You can consider this the anti-collection of Tuesday's Almost Club. Given how hard I've …
Not all wines can be great. Plenty are just ‘ok drinks’, and some are just bad… Here is a collection of 37 wines that almost made it in July and August …
Another low-alcohol Mornington Peninsula Pinot that looks riper than the numbers suggest (in a good way). The McCutcheon vineyard is the highest of the Ten Minutes By Tractor plots and …
Why doesn’t De Bortoli get the love for Yarra Pinot? The wines are uniformly great; why do they slip below the radar? This De Bortoli Riorret The Abbey Pinot Noir 2020 …
There's a certain lightness to the Soumah Yarra Valley Pinot range that sometimes I love and other times, it just makes the wines seems a bit simple. This Soumah Single …
This is the companion wine to the 'Down The Hill' Pinot Noir that I tasted last month and sourced from vineyards in the higher (Red Hill) part of the Mornington …
Orange always promises to be a great Pinot Noir region, but it doesn't seem to be the regional red wine hero. And let's not get started on how much Bordeaux …
While the focus here at Australian Wine and Drinks Review is getting on top of the sample pile before I head off to Italy to taste Prosecco (more on that …
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