Pinot Noir Wines

Bright ruby red colour A fruity nose with strawberries, hints of red cherries and a subtle wild herb notes with a delicate smokiness and tobacco Refined on the palate, juicy and full of ripe berry flavours, a hint of minerality and refreshing finish

Extremely complex with nuances of mature fruit, minerality and herbaceous spice with fine tannins and an elegant, lively finish

A blend from two of vineyard sites, Leah is named after Michael Seresin s daughter Exhibits bright, fragrant berry-fruit aromas, interlaced with spice and herbal notes The wine is focused and concentrated, with a succulent fruit core, framed by fine-grained tannins and a mouth-watering acidity An elegant and understated style with immediate appeal but structure to last

In keeping with Bogle's house style, the Pinot Noir is juicy and straightforward, with cherry coulis and strawberry jam on the nose and palate Soft, supple and easygoing, with the oak character coming across as a distinct vanilla note

This wine is stupendous! Vibrant cherry juice appearance Fabulous aromas, with masses of concentration - black cherry liqueur, liquorice, black truffle, toasty oak, grilled steak, fresh leaves and the scent of hot tarmac just after a summer rain shower Before you even taste it, you can tell that this is an awesome Pinot, reminiscent of Grand Cru Burgundy - Mazis-Chambertin, perhaps - from a ripe vintage Taking a sip confirms the expectations set on the nose Yes, it is rich and ripe, but at the same time it has real tightness and focus It's controlled and defined; precise, while being irresistibly delicious Marvellous! It has a fine, velvety, dense, packed tannin structure, and balancing acidity that holds everything together without getting in the way This is an utterly great bottle of wine now, but there seems no reason why it couldn't keep another 7-10 years