Pinot from wine tasting at hi times!! Amazing!! Very good! Forgot the rest! $50. Strong perfumed aroma, bright and juicy palate, beautiful balance. Such a delicate balance. — 8 years ago
Fruit forward. Bright, acid is integrated. — 8 years ago
A lovely pinot, wonderful balance between fruit and savoury. Slightly smokey characteristics. Not a lot of length but very pleasant wine. 2013 vintage consumed January 2017. — 8 years ago
Crisp cherry and cranberry fruit. Iron spine with dusty tannins. Good length. — 9 years ago
Bright aromas of sour red cherries, rhubarb, earthy spice and some savorury/stalky herbal qualities. Both and weight both immaculate. Supple, fluid, intense and great length. Drinking well now with develop just stating to peek through the primary fruits. Still has time. — 9 years ago
Cracking wine. Red fruits, spicy, little barnyard. Silky and long. Stunning! — 8 years ago
Hot without being stewed. Nose of cream corn and savoury herbs. — 8 years ago
Slightly conflicted because this is a very well made wine, but doesn't have that freshness and minerality that I really wanted. Cherries, raspberries, hint of clove, and some vanilla from the new oak. Probably a little whole bunch and semi carbonic too. Would probably rate it even higher if I could get over my own cru Beaujolais expectations 👍🏻 — 8 years ago
Ex school teacher who has found his calling - Brilliant estate lauded by Albert De Villers DRC on his visit back a few years — 9 years ago
Light, fresh, tartish, slurpable #passetoutgrain — 9 years ago
Very dry, fruit on the nose but very dry on the palette. — 10 years ago
Drank on The World — 8 years ago
Guessed on a blind tasting — 8 years ago
Still young, bit of malo. — 8 years ago
Takes a little bit to open up. Touch whole bunch, nice and savoury. — 8 years ago
Great Aussie Pinot Noir from Mornington Peninsula. On the noise you get great dark cherries pepper and olive notes. On the palate it is soft tannins and long finish. — 8 years ago
Mr. Aylward, you've outdone yourself, keep up the fantastic work. — 9 years ago
A lighter easier drinking chard — 9 years ago
Bob McDonald
Of around 15 or so wines tasted over the last weekend on the Mornington Peninsula Victoria, this was the standout. Mid Gold at 12 years of age. Funky leesy aromas with notes of almond meal, grilled nuts in general. On the palate stone fruit, white peach and great length and intensity. Would give most Premier Crus and the odd Grand Cru a run for their money. Tried to buy a dozen but ended up this was their last bottle at the winery. 🙁 — 8 years ago