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Barolo of the most elite peerage, compiled from the finest Bussia vineyards in Monforte d'Alba, an assemblage of the best parcels Nebbiolo, Lampia and Michet, selectively hand picked off vines planted to limy marl and compact sandy soils on the three great Cru of Colonnello, Cicala and Romirasco. Only ever made from the most spectacular vintage years, treated to a month of warm temperature ferment on skins, followed by several rackings into oak for an extravagant thirty months maturation and several years bottle age under the Aldo Conterno cellars.

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At just three kilometres from Frederick Henry Bay, Butchers Hill can count on the sobering maritime winds to challenge the vines and restrict the harvest to small yields of the tastiest fruit. The winemaking is unhurried, wild ferments and good oak complete a curvaceous cuvée. It's Pinot for the punctilious, the sugars are intense, the textures satin smooth, the tannins toothsome and assured. Its crimson purple countenance, presages ripe raspberries, roses and fragrance of bay, a shave of ginger and sprinkling of soy, lingering over a length of crunchy cherry acids and glossy graphite tannin.

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Planted in the 1980s, Cooinda Vale is constrained by a shallow rooting depth which limits vigor and limits the vines to low yields of the highest quality Pinot Noir. Grapes are completely whole bunch fermented through the action of wild indigenous yeasts, pressed to a luxuriously high proportion of new French oak barriques for a timely ten months of age. Tightly wound with black pepper, stalky tannin and blue berry redolence, its punchy strawberry jube fruits, seasoned by bay leaf, shitake and red gravel undertones. A mere hundred dozen are made.

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A single acre of Pinot Noir, Morillon is the original planting at Port Phillip Estate, an endowment of charming old vines in exceptional balance. The iron and magnesium rich, weathered basalt soils, impart a savoury, earthy minerality to the wine, a luxurious influence of terroir which supports the aromatic cherry fruits and Asian spice. Enthusiasts of Port Phillip who have visited the vineyard, may detect the essence of saffron milk caps within the palate and bouquet, a unique mushroom which grows around the roots of the old conifer stand below Morillon block.

$5699each $683DOZEN EACH DOZEN The secret to great wine remains in becoming a part the environment and working with the laws of nature. At Port Phillip, any waste water is recycled through eco-sensitive wetlands, in which indigenous plants naturally treat and recycle the water for reuse as irrigation. Pinot Noir is hand picked and the grapes are destemmed, a portion are retained as whole bunches, into a collection of well seasoned, massive oak foudres, for a term of maceration and wild indegenous yeast fermentation. Upon completion, batches are transferred to a mix of new and prior use French oak barrels, for spontaneous malolactic and seventeen months maturation, bottled without fining or filtration.

Light cherry ruby colour. An ethereal, diaphanous nose of just ripe strawberry, pomegranate and juicy raspberries, supported by red earthiness, roasting pan juices and leather notes. The palate is bright and youthful, cherry flavours and red fruits abound, seasoned by a sprinkle of crushed herb and savoury spice. Velvet textured, genteel and remarkably fine grained to length.

Port Phillip Vineyard is quite small at only nine hectares, there are however unique microclimes within the property which make a rather articulate wine. During the harvest of a finer, warmer growing season, the team may set aside fruit fom a half hectare block of older vines, for a limited edition Shiraz of added richness, elocution and depth. Serenne makes a wine of dulcetly aromatic, black plum and mulberry flavours, a measure of vegemite savouryness and the piquancy of spiced game, the tannins are conspicuously tranquil, secure yet serene.

$5499each $659DOZEN EACH DOZEN The viticulture at Port Phillip is all about maintaining a clean, healthy environment to encourage vines to grow the highest quality grapes. There are never any quotas, a smaller harvest of better fruit is the priority with every vintage, all that's required is respect for the sanctity of the soil and mother nature will take care of the rest. Shiraz grapes are destemmed, a portion remains as whole bunches, into traditional open vats for maceration and eighteen days of wild indigenous yeasts ferment. Batches are filled to seasoned French oak barrels for completion of spontaneous malolactic and sixteen months maturation, bottled without fining or filtration.

Dark purple crimson colour. Fragrant compote of blackcurrants, raspberry and blackberries, a savoury cleave of smoked meats and crushed meadow herbs, supported by the intrigue of barnyard and wet clay. The palate is ripe yet linear, juicy yet sinuous, layered with savouryness and ripe red berry flavours, its graceful earthiness and attractive plumpness complement an elegant tannin line.