Tasmanian Pinot Noir Quartet

Enjoy an impressive-quality Tasmanian Pinot Noir quartet! Tasmania is famous for the quality of its Pinot Noir, though not often seen outside the State, except at the very pricey end of restaurant wine lists, where most of us look with curiosity rather than intention. Our proud exclusive, Joseph Chromy’s ‘Marchington’ is named after a vineyard, planted by the alleged illegitimate son of a King of England shipped to Tasmania in the 1800s! It’s a true delight, and every bit as impressive as its back story! This joins the impressive Gold-winning, 94pt Lost Farm, with a feast of bright red fruits and an array of spices, from a Tassie enterprise set up by South Australian winemaker Richard Angove, who fell in love with the state while working a vintage in the region. Juicy and savoury Mowbry Boy 2024, is an excellent collaboration between cricket legend Ricky Ponting (one of the State's most famous sons) and award-winning winemaking superstar Ben Riggs, and there’s a beauty from Holm Oak, a family owned 5-star-rated estate, where even the family’s pet pig is called Pinot! It boasts two scores of 92pts – from Halliday, and Ken Gargett, WinePilot – who calls it: “Good value Pinot from Tassie... with good length, bright acidity and focus. 92pts"