Discover the elegance of Yering Station 'Little Yering' Pinot Noir, a standout expression of cool-climate winemaking from the renowned Yarra Valley in Victoria, Australia. This wine comes from the celebrated vineyards of Yering Station, the first vineyard established in Victoria, with roots tracing back to 1838. Meticulously crafted, 'Little Yering' reflects the estate's rich heritage, drawing from a diverse landscape characterised by undulating elevations and nourishing rainfall that shapes the region's distinctive terroir. The wine is made from estate-grown Pinot Noir vines aged 15 to 25 years, expertly vinified to showcase the pure varietal character and the expressive, vibrant profile that has put Yering Station at the forefront of Australian winemaking.
Tasting Notes
Appearance:
A bright, translucent ruby hue in the glass, capturing the classic allure of cool-climate Pinot Noir with youthful brilliance and clarity.
Nose:
Expressive and inviting, the bouquet opens with vibrant notes of juicy cherries and pomegranate, underscored by a subtle savoury edge and a gentle spicy lift. Aromatic intensity is enhanced by the region's cool nights, delivering freshness and complexity.
Palate:
Rich yet soft on the palate, this Pinot Noir offers plush flavours of ripe cherries intermingled with bursts of pomegranate. Nuanced layers of savoury spice unfold, complementing the silkiness, while bright acidity provides superb balance and refreshment. The wine's approachable nature and supple texture make it an exceptional example of Yarra Valley Pinot Noir.
Finish:
The finish is silky and lasting, echoing the fruit purity and savoury undertones, leaving a refined impression that entices another sip.
