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Eddystone Point Tasmania Pinot Gris 2023

Eddystone Point Tasmania Pinot Gris 2023

TASMANIAN PINOT GRIS PRODUCED BY BAY OF FIRES WINES PREVIOUS VINTAGE 95 POINT RATED JAMES HALLIDAY

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$ 29.99 /bottle by the straight dozen
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Single bottle price $30.99
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Why to buy:
  • Previous Vintage 95 Point Rated James Halliday 

  • Eddystone Point Produced By Bay of Fires Wines

  • Cool Climate Northern Tasmanian Pinot Gris 

  • Trophy Winning Winemaker Tasmanian Wine Show
Specifications:
Vintage: 2023
Source/Region:

Tamar Valley & Derwent River, Tasmania

Grape Variety: Pinot Gris
Cellaring: Drink Now - 2028
Bottle Top: Stelvin
Alcohol Content: 14.10
Standard Drinks: 8.40
Rating: 0
Tasting Notes:

Pale straw with a green hue. Lifted spiced nashi pear with a hint of rosewater. A lively palate of melon and sweet Bosc pear. Sweet fruit upfront but finishes with a juicy mid palate and a fresh crunch of pear.

Technical:

2023 was again quite a challenging season. Poor flowering conditions resulted in reduced crop levels across the state due to poor fruit set with plenty of hen and chicken. Waterlogged winter soils took time to warm up and vines were slow to grow, leading to a late harvest season. Plenty of disease pressure provided some challenges, however the fruit we did receive has provided us with some great quality wines. The fruit for this Pinot Gris was harvested from the East Coast and Derwent Valley regions of Tasmania. The fruit was whole bunch pressed and fermented in a combination of stainless steel and French oak puncheons. The lively palate of melon and sweet Bosc pear pairs perfectly with a local Tasmanian cheese platter, quince paste and caramelised walnuts.