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Moorooduc McIntyre Pinot Noir 2023Its hard to imagine the Mornington peninsula without Moorooduc. The McIntyre family's wines have long been my Mornington reference point, and a wine like this shows exactly why. There's an unwavering commitment to letting pinot be pinot, and an understanding that its greatest virtue is delicacy, not density. This is beautifully fine and filigreed, a wine of neatly layered red fruits and deft floral lift. It's lacy and long, with laser cut acid lines

Only two barrels were produced

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going back to his 2006 Woori Yallock Chardonnay (which looked great

This is sexier and softer than the typical Noval

There's a lot to dissect here with an explosive nose bringing a smirk to our faces before any of us had even tasted it

tensioned and promising Riesling with lots of salt and phenolic grip on the salty and powerful finish

There's a density and juiciness to the core of black fruit and with the fruit not being in any way sweet there's an overall savouriness to the wine that's very appealing

The smallest parcel is the Cabassaou

Beautiful everyday drinking and cellars surprisingly well

The McIntyre family's wines have long been my Mornington reference point

plum and other black or purple fruits cede to pretty acidic freshness and a sense of tight buoyancy and vitality

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