Provenance produce a wide array of single
vineyard wines but this wine in a blend of all the components that they think
aren’t up to the standard.
Provenance Golden Plains Pinot Noir 2011
So easy to drink, this wine is but what is
lacks in palate weight it makes up for in down right drinkability. This wine
has mouthfeel and a tannin structure with a slight herbal edge that adds to the
fun of the wine. The flavours of cherry stones, stalky spice and the smell of a Christmas
cake slowly crawl up my tongue. It is
inviting and cerebral at the same time as I sit in a large chair with a Reidel
O Pinot Glass in hand, while i'm trying to listen to the story that this wine is whispering at
me. This wine is for hardcore Pinot lovers as the stalkiness could put off the
Barossa barons but if you are after some loving Pinot style, get you hands
around a bottle of this.
Alcohol: 12.5%
Price: $30
Rated: 87
Drink: Now – 2017
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