
Yarra Valley Light Dry Red
2024 Pinot Noir, Syrah
Yarra Valley, Victoria
Wine Details
- Region Yarra Valley, Victoria
- Vintage 2024
- Type Red Wine
- Variety Pinot Noir, Syrah
- Vegan Friendly ✔
- Volume 750ml
- Alcohol Volume 13%
- PH
3.56
- Acidity
6.0g/L
- Closure ScrewCap
- Bottling Date
October 2024
- Harvest Date
March - April 2024
- Background
Yarra Valley
- Vintage Notes
The 2024 vintage is a more classic Yarra season. A cool start to spring and ideal flowering conditions lead to good fruit set and moderate yields. December was cool and mild, with significant rainfall at New Years and during the first week of January giving the vines a good drink leading into the heat of February. Mid to late February was drier and warmer than is common in the Yarra, leading to great ripening conditions with no disease pressure and a quite fast vintage. These Ideal growing conditions has resulted in wines with great acidity, balance, and flavour.
- Vineyard Notes
Sexton and Tarraford Vineyards
- Winemaking
100% hand-picked. Fermented in small open vats with indigenous yeasts. The Syrah fermented using 100% whole bunch carbonic maceration. The Pinot Noir was destemmed and cold soaked for 4 days, and then fermented as whole berries. 6 months maturation in a combination of large format 2000lt and small format (225Lt +500Lt) French oak barrels. Bottled by gravity. No fining. No filtration.
- Peak Drinking / Cellaring Potential
NOW - 2 YEARS
- Food Matches
Hibachi char-grilled octopus with a squeeze of lemon. Manchego cheese and green olive tapenade. Wood fired pizza. Miso eggplant, baked polenta with salsa verde. Pork rilletes and cornichons.
Wine Details
- Region Yarra Valley, Victoria
- Vintage 2024
- Type Red Wine
- Variety Pinot Noir, Syrah
- Vegan Friendly ✔
- Volume 750ml
- Alcohol Volume 13%
- PH
3.56
- Acidity
6.0g/L
- Closure ScrewCap
- Bottling Date
October 2024
- Harvest Date
March - April 2024
- Background
Yarra Valley
- Vintage Notes
The 2024 vintage is a more classic Yarra season. A cool start to spring and ideal flowering conditions lead to good fruit set and moderate yields. December was cool and mild, with significant rainfall at New Years and during the first week of January giving the vines a good drink leading into the heat of February. Mid to late February was drier and warmer than is common in the Yarra, leading to great ripening conditions with no disease pressure and a quite fast vintage. These Ideal growing conditions has resulted in wines with great acidity, balance, and flavour.
- Vineyard Notes
Sexton and Tarraford Vineyards
- Winemaking
100% hand-picked. Fermented in small open vats with indigenous yeasts. The Syrah fermented using 100% whole bunch carbonic maceration. The Pinot Noir was destemmed and cold soaked for 4 days, and then fermented as whole berries. 6 months maturation in a combination of large format 2000lt and small format (225Lt +500Lt) French oak barrels. Bottled by gravity. No fining. No filtration.
- Peak Drinking / Cellaring Potential
NOW - 2 YEARS
- Food Matches
Hibachi char-grilled octopus with a squeeze of lemon. Manchego cheese and green olive tapenade. Wood fired pizza. Miso eggplant, baked polenta with salsa verde. Pork rilletes and cornichons.
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