Mountford, Gradient Pinot Noir other_regions_australia currants and blueberries

currants and blueberries

This very firm effort is really quite good and very Cazetiers in basic character

kirsch and thyme-scented perfume

The clear class of the range and one of those wines with the ‘wow’ factor built to age for decades

Mountford, Gradient Pinot Noir other_regions_australia currants and blueberriesMedium deep ruby colored, the 2009 The Gradient Pinot Noir envelops a core of red cherries and red currant aromas with notes of stems, dried Mediterranean herbs, damp loam and mossy tree bark. Medium to full bodied, it is a bit lean on the palate, with low to medium levels of chewy slightly astringent tannins, medium acidity and a long finish. Consider drinking it now to 2015.