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5 Red Star Rated Winery
Hardys HRB Tasmania Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2023 Dozen

Hardys HRB Tasmania Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2023 Dozen

UNDER HALF PRICE PINOT NOIR FROM HARDYS WINES PREVIOUS VINTAGE 93 POINT RATED 

$ 179.88 /ea
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  • Previous Vintage 93 Point Rated Dave Brookes James Halliday Wine Companion 

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Specifications:
Vintage: 2023
Source/Region:

Tasmania & Yarra Valley 

Grape Variety: Pinot Noir
Cellaring: Drink now - 2028
Bottle Top: Stelvin
Alcohol Content: 13.00
Standard Drinks: 7.70
Rating: 0
Tasting Notes:

Ripe red berry and dark fruits with complexing oak spice and whole bunch lift. A complex palate full of rich ripe berry fruits with a bright acid line balanced by the rich tannins and oak. 

Technical:

A cool and wet year across both regions, with rain between October and January hampering flowering in some sites. As a result, yields were significantly reduced. Cool ripening period produced wines with lower alcohol and higher acidity with great elegance and concentration. Tasmania 54.5% & Yarra Valley 45.5%. 

History shows that Thomas Hardy first blended grapes from multiple regions in 1865. Hardy believed that blending grapes with different characteristics would complement and enhance the qualities of each region, so began Hardy’s rich blending heritage.