Clarence Plains 2009 Pinot Noir
- Winery: Clarence House
- Style: Pinot Noir
Was:$23.50
Now: $22.00
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Rokeby/Cambridge, S E Tasmania –
A richly fruity pinot from Clarence House’s young vines and the clever hands of winemaking guru Julian Alcorso. Clarence House was built in 1830 on land which was originally the market garden for Hobart. Current owner David Kilpatrick planted vines on the NE slopes of Clarence Plains in 1998.
Previous vintages have been top-sellers to all parts of the country and nothing disappoints with this 2009 release. The colour is richly ruby/purple/magenta and it has an amazing perfume harking back to breakfast and the lightly stewed Damson plums among the mix of blueberries, blackberries and strawberries.
In the mouth there’s good fruit, acid in balance and enough softly tannic chewiness to be a decent pinot contender. If you can keep for 6 months or more so much the better; in the last few weeks we’ve had fantastic feedback from fans of the 2008 Clarence Plains which was drinking really well when supply ran out. Buy now, drink later. The vineyard is at Rokeby on Hobart’s eastern shore.
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Pinot Shop is located in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia at 135 Paterson Street down at the river end near Cataract Gorge, Stillwater Restaurant and The Mill Providore. We specialise in the best of premium pinot noir as grown so beautifully in the cool climes of Tasmania, New Zealand and southern parts of the big Australian continent. Our love for pinot extends to its sibling styles pinot gris and grigio and fizzy cousins sparkling wine and Champagne, even when they don’t contain pinot noir.
That’s not to say we’ve become too exclusive - we also stock an interesting range of delicious wines for those (rare) times when you’re not drinking pinot…
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