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Dr Edge "North" Pinot Noir 2022

Sale price$65.00

— Extremely limited release from this cult producer.
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— 25% whole bunch, 100% whole berry, aged with no new oak. Bolder than the 2022 'South'
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— Sourced from the Stoney Rise Vineyard.

Origin

Tasmania Tamar Valley, Australia

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Ready for dispatch from Warehouse same or next business day
SKU: DENP202210 UCAU
  • 94 Points
  • 95 Points
TASTING NOTES
North is from the Tamar Valley (Stoney Rise Vineyard) on alluvial clay and gravel from the central highlands with the famous, iron rich volcanic dolerite. All whole berry, 25% whole bunch - natural yeast - no new oak. Warmer than the South, these wines are richer bolder and more voluptuous like Josef Holyman, the Tiny Winky of the Tamar.
TASTING PROFILE
  • LIGHT
  • FULL
  • LOW TANNIN
  • TANNIC
  • SWEET
  • DRY
  • LOW ACIDITY
  • HIGH ACIDITY
Aroma: Earthy, Herbal, Red Fruits
Palate: Cedar, Red Cherry, Strawberry
Food Pairings:
  • Pork
  • Poultry
  • Spicy

Classification: Red

Variety: Pinot Noir

Vintage: 2022

Bottle : 750ml (Bottle)

Country: Australia

Region: Tasmania

Alcohol: 12.5%

Cellaring: Ready, but will Keep

Scores

94/100

Dark cherry, raspberry, distinct charcoal thing happening here, and while it’s a little overt and chunky as a young wine, the boisterous fruit and graphite tannin marks it out as a wine that should have an excellent future. Dried herb, nuts, cherry, and a ‘mineral’ inflection all make it seem like it’s waiting to make its mark. Give it a few years to roll out. Very good.

Gary Walsh

Scores

95/100

Pinot noir sourced from the Tamar Valley and made by winemaker Peter Dredge. Deeper and moodier than its southern sibling. There is a really cool reductive, struck flint character on the nose that hovers above the dark cherry and wild strawberry fruits here. Still airy and filigreed but with a serious stare and a touch of darker spice, amaro herbs, red flowers, dried citrus rind, shiitake broth and light game. The tannins are like powdered granite and there is oodles of mineral energy on the finish.

Halliday's Wine Companion