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Home Hill Kelly Reserve Pinot Noir 2017

Sale price$149.99

— This Pinot has quickly become one of Tasmania’s most sought after wines with a string of accolades being awarded to past vintages including the Jimmy Watson Trophy for the 2014.
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— 99pts, James Halliday!
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— Sourced from a phenomenal private cellar.

Origin

Tasmania Huon Valley, Australia

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SKU: HHKR201711 UCAU
  • 99 Points
TASTING NOTES

This is a truly special bottle for slow evenings, meaningful celebrations and moments worth savouring. Home Hill Kelly Reserve Pinot Noir 2017 is a highly sought-after Tasmanian Pinot Noir, crafted in the cool-climate style Tasmania is renowned for.

Refined and elegant, it captures the finesse of premium Tasmanian Pinot Noir with a distinctive, polished character and impressive cellar appeal. A rare release from a phenomenal private cellar, this beautifully preserved vintage comes from one of Tasmania’s most respected producers.

With a legacy of critical acclaim, including 99 points from James Halliday and the Jimmy Watson Trophy awarded to the 2014 vintage, the Kelly Reserve is a standout addition to any premium wine collection. Pour it alongside a beautifully roasted duck, a cosy dinner with friends or a quiet moment to savour the best of cool-climate Australian wine.

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:
  • Fish
  • Game
  • Poultry

Classification: Red

Variety: Pinot Noir

Vintage: 2017

Bottle : 750ml (Bottle)

Country: Australia

Region: Tasmania

Alcohol: 13.5%

Cellaring: 15 Plus Years

Scores

99/100

Deep, brilliant crimson-purple; this is quite simply awe inspiring, with layer upon layer of succulent fresh and poached dark cherry and satsuma plum accompanied by spices and supple tannins. I suppose there's new oak in the mix, but since it's not obvious I'm delighted to leave it be.

James Halliday