Description
Mornington Peninsula’s Oldest Vineyard Est. 1972
Identified and propagated by Dr Raymond Bernard of the University of Dijon in the early 1980s. Imported to Australia and planted at Elgee Park in 2008. 777 was selected for its short vegetative cycle making it ideal for the cool, maritime climate of the Mornington Peninsula.
Tasting note
Colour: Light ruby
Bouquet: Bright red fruits of cherry & raspberry with hints of vanilla spice.
Palate: This elegant and structured pinot noir shows beautiful red fruits reflective of the nose with savoury undertones. Framed by plentiful fine-grained tannins which will reward those patient enough to cellar it.
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Technical Details
Variety: Pinot Noir 777 clone
Vintage: 2019
Region: Mornington Peninsula, VIC
Alcohol: 13.5%
Vintage :Budburst was early this year which resulted in flowering with good fruit set. The warm ripening period saw harvest commence a week sooner than normal. Yields were reported as high – average with fine acidity retention and excellent balanced flavours
