Description
The Yarra Valley is a cool climate winegrowing area with relatively cool and dry summers and limited moderating influence from Port Phillip and Westernport. Most rainfall occurs in winter and spring and spring frosts can affect low-lying vineyards. Highbow Hill Vineyard was established in 1997 on rolling hills with panoramic views over the valley floor. The soils are sandy loam over clay and gravel over Yarra Valley mudstone. Wombat Creek Vineyard in the Upper Yarra is the most elevated vineyard in the valley and is cooler, with higher rainfall. Mature vines are planted on steeps hills of red volcanic loam.
A classic Yarra Valley Pinot Noir with nature herbal and savoury notes alongside bright berry fruits. The palate has excellent weight and fine tannin.
ABV: 12.7%
VOL: 750ML
