Tasmania

2023 Mystery Tasmania Pinot Noir Deal No. 95

Legendary is an understatement. One of Australia's most revered and talked about Pinots, from a name that just oozes history and class. Source from the Coal River in Tasmania, with 96 from Halliday and a Gold medal at the world's biggest wine show.

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RRP $150.00 (33% OFF)
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Legendary is an understatement. One of Australia's most revered and talked about Pinots, from a name that just oozes history and class. Source from the Coal River in Tasmania, with 96 from Halliday and a Gold medal at the world's biggest wine show.

Halliday 96

Tasting Notes

Medium-bodied, elegant wine with bright red fruit aromas of cherry, strawberry, and raspberry, complemented by subtle earthy and spice notes. On the palate, it shows juicy red fruit, fine silky tannins, and a fresh mineral-driven acidity, all balanced with gentle French oak. Ready to enjoy now or cellar for 5–10 years, it pairs beautifully with lighter red meats, duck, or richer poultry dishes.

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Tasting Notes

Medium-bodied, elegant wine with bright red fruit aromas of cherry, strawberry, and raspberry, complemented by subtle earthy and spice notes. On the palate, it shows juicy red fruit, fine silky tannins, and a fresh mineral-driven acidity, all balanced with gentle French oak. Ready to enjoy now or cellar for 5–10 years, it pairs beautifully with lighter red meats, duck, or richer poultry dishes.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Quality Australian pinot

"Medium bodied, ripe black fruits, red berries. Lithe, gently savoury, with well integrated tannin. Quality, but at a price."

— Gordon A. (4/5)

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