Ashton Hills Estate Pinot Noir 2022 (6 Bottles) Adelaide Hills

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The Estate Pinot Noir is sourced purely from our five preferred clones on the estate. The 2021 blend comprises of clones 777 (33%), D5V12 (33%), Martini (24%) and MV6 (10%).

The vibrant palate is dominated by strawberry and plum with hints of wet earth and spice in the background. A defined acid line and fine tannins provide a tight, structured palate that finishes with a dusting of soft, charry oak.

Bouquet: Subtle red fruits, quince and plum are balanced with savoury earthy notes and spice.

2021 was widely considered to be an excellent vintage across South Australia and the Piccadilly Valley was no exception with healthy, balanced vines producing a crop with impressive flavour and concentration. Ideal conditions at flowering allowed good fruit set and several rain periods in late January/early February ensured adequate soil moisture levels, optimum conditions for berry development. The final stages of ripening were slowed by cool temperatures, resulting in ideal conditions for flavour development.

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Ashton Hills Vineyard lies in the Piccadilly Valley sub-region of the Adelaide Hills producing Australia’s finest pinot noir and cool climate white wines.

Founded by Stephen George in 1982 Ashton Hills has acquired an international reputation as one of Australia’s finest Pinot Noir producers.

A unique site in the Piccadilly Valley that has carefully cultivated a range of Pinot Noir clones over 30 years, the Ashton Hills Vineyard sits 570 metres above sea level and is regarded as a true pioneer in cool climate Adelaide Hills wines.

Long regarded as the benchmark for Pinot Noir, Ashton Hills also produces an exceptional riesling and wonderful range of sparkling wines. Come and visit the rustic cellar door with its stunning views over the Piccadilly Valley and experience the range of award winning wines. Open Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays from 11am -5pm.

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