This wine tastes strongly of cherry stone and I have marked it down because it is bitter.

Absolutely no nose of note, very unremarkable pinot without a finish. It tastes like 2€ Bordeaux. Stick to Paso Robles.

This wine is far from what we expected. We will take tomorrow to ask if it’s off. Cheers

One of my favourite Tasmanian pinot noirs that I have enjoyed since the early 1990s. Back then this pinot and it's fellow Tasmanian "Piper's Brook" were a closely kept secret North of the Murray River and took some effort to get a regular supply. Consistently good and had been my go to choice to accompany seafood.and poultry dishes. This wine will also appeal to traditional white wine drinkers who would normally eschew full-bodied robust red wines. Enjoy, you won't be disappointed.

Can’t go wrong with this pinot. great value wine under $20. light in colour, smooth on the palette. goes with a range of foods including seafood and pulled pork mmm.

Very pleasant wine. Great value and one I will be buying again. Goes well with many foods or can be enjoyed on its own.