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	Dalwhinnie Pinot Noir 2001 750ml Our Price: $54.95
	This wine, with its vibrant dark red cherry colour, has an exotic bouquet of aromas including fresh cherry and plum, with sweet floral notes and exotic dried herb scents. The palate is silky with both fruit and savoury overtones, along with support from a fair measure of Allier and Vosges french oak, to give the wine a complex long dry finish.
	Brown Magpie Pinot Noir 750ml Our Price: $22.95
	This Geelong wine emerges in the glass to reveal aromas of cherry, plums and spice with a touch of cedary oak. The palate is elegant and long, full of complex flavours with a spicy texture. A remarkable wine at this price. $22.00 Excellent value. Outstanding. Winewise magazine, August 2008. The 2005 Pinot Noir scored 56.0 points (from a maximum of 60 points) and was the highest ranked wine in its class (class 35); 0.5 points clear of the next best wine. Of all wines entered in the show only a handful scored 56.0 points (and only one wine scored 56.5 points), most of which are close to, or more than double the price of the Brown Magpie Pinot Noir. Gold Medal - Winewise Small Vigneron Awards 2008 It is also worth mentioning, the wine was second behind the Paringa Estate Reserve for the trophy in the pinot noir classes – a wine four times the price of this! Powerful, layered dark fruits with abundant flavour. Screwcap. 14% alc. Rating 90 points Drink 2012 Date Tasted Oct 06; James Halliday Australian Wine Companion 2008 The 2005 pinot noir is quite a different beast to the 2004. A slightly warmer vintage has produced a more powerful and richer pinot. It displays aromas of dark cherry and plum with hints of mocha, violets, and spice. The palate is rich in flavour and well structured with multiple layers of flavour and complexity. Luscious morello cherries and stewed dark plums are complemented by mocha, cigar box decadence, and firm silky tannins. Winery Notes