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TarraWarra MDB Pinot Noir 2012

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Condition
Ullage - 5 / 5 | Label - 5 / 5 | Capsule - 5 / 5

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TarraWarra MDB Pinot Noir 2012 is a distinguished cool-climate Australian Pinot Noir from TarraWarra Estate in Victoria’s renowned Yarra Valley. Elegant and age-worthy, it reflects the region’s reputation for producing refined wines with exceptional balance and longevity.

The estate’s story began when Marc and Eva Besen purchased the property in 1979. Encouraged by legendary Yarra Valley winemaker Dr John Middleton, they planted the first six hectares of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in 1983, establishing the foundation for TarraWarra’s celebrated winemaking heritage.

Recognised with an impressive 93-point score from Huon Hooke, this mature 2012 Pinot Noir offers provenance, pedigree and enduring appeal. Sourced from a premium private cellar, it is a compelling example of sophisticated Yarra Valley Pinot Noir and a distinctive addition to any fine wine collection.

Variety
Pinot Noir
Country
Australia
Vintage
2012
Bottle Size
750ml (Bottle)
Closure
Stelvin
Cellaring
15 Plus Years
Organic Substance
None
Oak Type
French Oak
Style
Red


Lot # 081
System ID # 496867

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Off the H-Block. Cherries galore, and slightly bubblegum-like aroma, some whole-berry carbonic maceration effect, perhaps. Still very undeveloped, and needs time to show its best. Finer than the 2012 Reserve, but not more powerful. Finesse was the determining factor in the selection process, according to the winemaker.

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