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Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir 2024
Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir 2024

Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir 2024

SKU: KOOY202410 UCAU
Regular price $34.99
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Located on the Mornington Peninsula, Kooyong is a specialist Pinot Noir and Chardonnay producer.

One of Australia's most sought after every day Pinot Noirs.

Bright and aromatic, the nose delivers raspberry, strawberry and red cherry with savoury spice notes, the palate displays morello cherry and more raspberry flavours while the tannins are firm yet fine taper into the polished finish.

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Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir 2024
Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir 2024
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    • Description

      Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir is a vibrant expression of Mornington Peninsula terroir, crafted from sustainably grown Pinot Noir grapes. This wine showcases lifted aromas of dark cherry, wild strawberry, and pomegranate, complemented by earthy undertones and subtle oak spice. On the palate, it offers generous flavours of morello cherry and raspberry, supported by supple, savoury tannins and a bright cranberry-like acidity, culminating in a fine, long, and intricately detailed finish.

      Kooyong Estate, established in 1996 by Giorgio and Dianne Gjergja, is situated in the cool-climate region of Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. The estate focuses on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, practising sustainable viticulture with a commitment to expressing the unique characteristics of their vineyards. Their wines are entirely estate-grown, vinified, and bottled, reflecting a dedication to quality and craftsmanship.



      Tasting Profile

      • Light
      • Full
      • Low Tannin
      • Tannic
      • Sweet
      • Dry
      • Low Acidity
      • High Acidity
      Aroma:

      Earthy, Herbal, Red Fruits

      Palate:

      Cedar, Red Cherry, Strawberry

      Food Pairings:
      Fish Fish
      Game Game
      Poultry Poultry

    Description

    Kooyong Massale Pinot Noir is a vibrant expression of Mornington Peninsula terroir, crafted from sustainably grown Pinot Noir grapes. This wine showcases lifted aromas of dark cherry, wild strawberry, and pomegranate, complemented by earthy undertones and subtle oak spice. On the palate, it offers generous flavours of morello cherry and raspberry, supported by supple, savoury tannins and a bright cranberry-like acidity, culminating in a fine, long, and intricately detailed finish.

    Kooyong Estate, established in 1996 by Giorgio and Dianne Gjergja, is situated in the cool-climate region of Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. The estate focuses on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, practising sustainable viticulture with a commitment to expressing the unique characteristics of their vineyards. Their wines are entirely estate-grown, vinified, and bottled, reflecting a dedication to quality and craftsmanship.



    Tasting Profile

    • Light
    • Full
    • Low Tannin
    • Tannic
    • Sweet
    • Dry
    • Low Acidity
    • High Acidity
    Aroma:

    Earthy, Herbal, Red Fruits

    Palate:

    Cedar, Red Cherry, Strawberry

    Food Pairings:
    Fish Fish
    Game Game
    Poultry Poultry
    Kooyong

    Kooyong is planted to 40 hectares of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Gris between an altitude of 105 and 120m above sea level. The first vines were planted in 1996 and the original blocks comprise five distinct sites Faultline, Farrago, Meres, Haven & Ferrous of which three are planted to Pinot Noir and two to Chardonnay.

    The cultural practices of Kooyong respect and nurture the inherent character of each of the vineyard sites. All vines are hand cane pruned in Winter. In Spring, shoot thinning removes excess shoots and optimises canopy density. The best section of each vineyard is reserved for the Single Vineyard wines.

    The soils of Kooyong are distinctive. The bedrock found at depth is sedimentary: an ancient weathered sandstone dating back to the Ordovician period some 450 million years ago. The surface soils are sedimentary also, only this time laid down by a marine incursion which occurred during the Miocene epoch 5-10 million years ago.

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