Place of Changing Winds
2021 Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir
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$127.00
Description
WINEMAKER: Robert Walters
REGION: Macedon Ranges, VIC
VARIETAL: Pinot Noir
VITICULTURE: Organic
EXTREMELY LIMITED. Place of Changing Winds vineyard is located between two mountains—Mount Macedon and Mount Bullengarook—hence the name of this cuvée. This wine ended up being around 1/3rd whole bunches and spent nineteen months maturing in Stockinger casks with no new oak. It’s a powerful Pinot, yet it still has great finesse and loads of upfront fruit. It will certainly drink well young, but we’re certain that it will age for a very long time, based on the balance and ample structure. It’s a blend of several parcels.
The goal since the beginning for Place of Changing Winds has been to establish a vineyard and a system of practice that can stand comparison with the world’s greatest estates. The aim has been to answer the question, “How much of a difference to style and quality does this type of extreme practice make?” The 2021s seem to be answering that question.
2021 Place of Changing Winds
$127.00
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