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Hurley Vineyard Lodestone Pinot Noir 2022
$110.00
An elegant, supple pinot that will build richness and flesh out over time, still retaining its style and balance. Scents of black and red cherries, dark flowers and cedary oak are backed by notes of rosemary, dill and hints of cola. It’s medium in weight, long and evenly paced, with a supple core of fruit that moves gently down a fine, slatey spine towards a lingering savoury finish of dark fruit.
Vintage
2022
Year to Drink
2030 -
Jeremy’s score
92 / 100
Seal Type
Diam
Out of stock
Hurley Vineyard Lodestone Pinot Noir
Mornington Peninsula
Price Range at Release: $100-$199
Vintage: 2022
Alc %: 13.0
$ Rel: 110
An elegant, supple pinot that will build richness and flesh out over time, still retaining its style and balance. Scents of black and red cherries, dark flowers and cedary oak are backed by notes of rosemary, dill and hints of cola. It's medium in weight, long and evenly paced, with a supple core of fruit that moves gently down a fine, slatey spine towards a lingering savoury finish of dark fruit.
Last Date Tasted: 13/04/2024
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Winery
Hurley Vineyard
This specialist 3.6 ha pinot vineyard was established in 1998 around the north-eastern crest of a small sheltered hill on the Mornington Peninsula capped by volcanic, stony, red-brown earth. It has been quick to attract attention for its finely crafted, elegant and savoury wines, which now reflect the site's three sub-vineyards. Lodestone faces north, Hommage is towards the north-east, while Garamond faces due east. The big improver in Australian pinot noir over recent seasons, the Hurley Vineyard has clearly struggled with its 2013 releases for reasons entirely other than quality of viticulture or winemaking. I'm amazed and deeply impressed by the integrity shown by Kevin Bell in sending me these wines for evaluation, knowing in advance the comments they would surely receive. For me, I sincerely hope to see the Hurley Vineyard return to its more typical form with its 2014 wines.
Chief Executive(s):
Tricia Byrnes
Winemaker:
Kevin Bell
Viticulturist:
Kevin Bell
Production Dozen:
1200
Tonnes Processed:
15
Address:
101 Balnarring Road , Balnarring , Victoria 3926 Australia
Cellar Door Open Hours:
2 days, Sat - Sun of first weekend of each month 11am - 5pm, otherwise by appointment
Principal Wine Region:
Mornington Peninsula
Telephone:
(03) 5931 3000
Facsimile:
(03) 5931 3200
Website:
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