Bass Phillip

Bass Phillip Estate Pinot Noir 2021

Bottle Size

75CL

Rating

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Bass Phillip Estate Pinot Noir 2021

$820

About The Wine

Lovely purity of fruit here, with raspberries, sliced strawberries, oranges and hints of cinnamon stick and vanilla on the nose. Soft and creamy, medium-bodied, with a wealth of small red berry fruit dancing across the palate. Very fine tannins. Ripe and delicious. JS

Region

GIPPSLAND , Australia

Grape

Pinot Noir

Type

Red Wine

Serving Temperature

Lightly Chilled 13˚C

Wine Style

Aromatic, Mineral / Savoury, Fruity, Earthy

Body

Medium-Bodied

Tannin

Medium-Low

Acidity

Medium-High

Intensity

Medium

Sweetness

Dry

Food Match

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Bass Phillip Estate Pinot Noir 2020

Medium to deep red/purple hue, an excellent colour for a two-year-old Aussie pinot, the bouquet irresistibly attractive, with 'forest floor' and sappy overtones to dark-cherry fruit intertwined with smoky oak resulting in a complex smoked-charcuterie touch. The wine is medium-bodied at most, softly textured—even glossy—in the mouth, the tannins quite smooth but with the faintest gritty, bitter aspect in the aftertaste. A very smart pinot. HH

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Recommendation

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