From a picturesque planting of Pinot Noir at Lower Barrington, overlooking Don Valley towards mighty Bass Strait, within the maritime crotch of Tasmania's north. At 276 metres above the sea, vines enjoy a perfectly mild growing season, the longest days of sunshine on the apple isle, followed by a cool maritime autumn which infuses grapes with a sensational level of velvetine richness. Expressing winsome violets and vanilla, cherries and chai, giving way to earthy underbrush, elegantly structured, its brightly lit fruit and gentle tannins, seasoned by dustings of savoury spice.
