Stoney Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022
This medium bodied style Pinot Noir has vibrant red cherries and raspberry fruits with rose petal florals for additional lift. Dried herbs provide a savoury aspect through the mid palate with hints of sherry like almonds, pomegranate and slate characteristics which the reveals an underlying strength from a fine tannin structure
Region: Coal River Valley, Tasmania
Budburst Rating: #goodwine 87pts
Last tasted 15/10/23
This medium bodied style Pinot Noir has vibrant red cherries and raspberry fruits with rose petal florals for additional lift. Dried herbs provide a savoury aspect through the mid palate with hints of sherry like almonds, pomegranate and slate characteristics which the reveals an underlying strength from a fine tannin structure
Region: Coal River Valley, Tasmania
Budburst Rating: #goodwine 87pts
Last tasted 15/10/23
This medium bodied style Pinot Noir has vibrant red cherries and raspberry fruits with rose petal florals for additional lift. Dried herbs provide a savoury aspect through the mid palate with hints of sherry like almonds, pomegranate and slate characteristics which the reveals an underlying strength from a fine tannin structure
Region: Coal River Valley, Tasmania
Budburst Rating: #goodwine 87pts
Last tasted 15/10/23
About Stoney Vineyard
Stoney Vineyard is the second label of Domaine A and it is in fact the oldest vineyard of the Coal River Valley, established in 1973. It was the name of the vineyard that original owner of Domaine A, Peter Althaus, purchased in the 1989, inspired by the current crop of Stoney Vineyard wines and a desire to relocate from Switzerland to the New World and fulfil a dream of producing world class Bordeaux style wines. He expanded the vineyard area and built a state of the art winery and created the world-renowned Domaine A brand with the Stoney Vineyard wines offering a different expression of styles, that are more suited to early drinking. Peter Althaus sold Domaine A/Stoney vineyard to founder of the MONA Museum and Moorilla Estate in 2018, he retired back to Switzerland and sadly passed away in 2021
