Pinot Gris
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- 2012
100% Prince Edward County grown. Fermented by wild yeasts and aged in stainless steel on fine lees for six months before bottling.
This Pinot Gris starts with subtle spice and floral notes then finishes off with a pure and crystalline finish. Crunchy orchard fruit and pomelo and a texturally seductive palate make it an immediate favourite. Lean and steely-it is delicious served chilled on the patio or alternatively with cold seafood.
100% Prince Edward County grown. The County Pinot Gris benefited from a lovely warm fall, despite a challenging start to the growing season. The fruit obtained beautiful phenolic ripeness and a generous mouthfeel, but still retains the hallmark County acidity and minerality. Fermented by wild yeasts and aged in stainless steel on fine lees for six months before bottling.
100% Prince Edward County grown. The County Pinot Gris benefited from a hot growing season to produce fruit with generous mouthfeel, but still retaining the hallmark County acid and minerality. Fermented and aged in stainless steel.
100% Prince Edward County grown. Despite low yields from frost in early spring 2015, the County Pinot Gris benefited from a warmer growing season to produce fruit with a generous mouthfeel, but still retaining the hallmark County acid. Fermented in stainless steel and aged for 8 months in neutral 500L french oak barrels. Full malolactic fermentation completed in the spring and bottled unfined and unfiltered with minimal sulphur dose.
100% County grown fruit. Wild yeast fermented in stainless steel. Aged sur lie for 4 months.
This 100% County grown Pinot Gris was exceptionally low yielding in 2013, averaging 1 ton/acre. Wild yeast fermented in stainless steel the wine was aged sur lie for 4 months.
Our Pinot Gris is 100% local county fruit from our estate vineyard and a neighbouring site. The wine went through a wild fermentation in stainless steel, at cooler temperatures between 15 and 19C. This was followed by 4 months ageing on the lees. We've kept the wine from going through malolactic fermentation, and finished it in a dry style.