Nanima Road 2024 Pinot Noir
Grown on northeast-facing granite slopes at 700 metres in the cool climate of Murrumbateman, this 100% Pinot Noir is only made in the best years. It is a study in elegance and complexity. Aromas of red cherry and wild strawberry lead into fine layers of spice and earth, carried on silky tannins and a long, graceful finish. A pure expression of site and season that is both lifted and layered.
What it's like
Cranberry, fig, and plum with a touch of vanilla barrel character giving a smoothness. Dark and moody yet bright and precise, finishing long and elegant.
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Serving suggestions
Serve very lightly chilled in summer, room temperature in winter. Perfect with roast duck and mushroom dishes, will cellar for the next 5-10 years
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Varieties
100% Pinot Noir from Nanima Road, Murrumbateman. 2024 was a slightly warmer year for this cool climate Pinot Noir.
Read about our vineyards here
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Production
80% whole bunches fermented for 3–4 weeks before gentle basket pressing to our oldest barrels, where the wine matured extensively before bottling. Built to age gracefully.
13.4% ABV
No added sulphites
1600 bottles produced
Vegan friendly
Gluten free
2021 – Pinot Noir, Shiraz
Murrumbateman, New South Wales
Tony Peters, Words from a Wineglass
A lovely colour in the glass, I couldn’t wait to dive in. Cherry and plum fruits, and a little earthiness on the nose when poured spoke of its variety. Tick! Those same fruits lead the way on the flavourful palate and let you know that’s what it’s all about. Some gentle spice notes and a touch of oak play a part, even the acidity and tannins have a quiet say in the wine’s attractive character. Gee I liked this wine. So silky smooth, elegant, refined and lovingly lengthy.
Andy Gordon, Caterina KV
A little barrel and a little forest floor on the nose. A pleasant dance, mild tannin, mild acidity. A really lovely red in the mid-weight – you could serve it with most things and enjoy.
"Gee I liked this wine. So silky smooth, elegant, refined and lovingly lengthy."
Tony Peters, Words from a Wineglass
