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Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016

Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016
Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016
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Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016

SKU: BIVP201610 UCAU
15 Plus Years
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Brokenwood has been producing Pinot Noir from the Indigo Vineyard since 2002.

There are three separate Pinot Noir clones (114, 115 & MV6) on different rootstocks planted over different blocks on the Vineyard

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Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016

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Tasting Notes

Brokenwood IV-MV6 Pinot Noir 2016 showcases the elegance, finesse and distinctive character of premium Australian Pinot Noir from the renowned Indigo Vineyard.

Brokenwood has been producing Pinot Noir from this vineyard since 2002, with three distinct clones, 114, 115 and MV6, planted across different blocks and rootstocks. This considered approach allows each parcel to express its own fruit profile, contributing nuance, structure and complexity to the finished wine.

Made from the MV6 clone, the 2016 vintage presents a polished and expressive style, with refined red-fruit character, savoury detail and the graceful development that comes with time in bottle. Its mature profile and single-vineyard provenance make it a distinctive example of finely detailed Australian Pinot Noir.

Sourced from a premium private cellar, this sophisticated release is a compelling addition to any collection of aged Pinot Noir, single-vineyard wines and carefully cellared Australian releases.

About this Wine

Brokenwood

What began in 1970 as a weekend winemaking project in the Hunter Valley for three Sydney solicitors has gone on to become one of Australia’s most iconic wineries. Established by none other than James Halliday, Tony Albert, and John Beeston, Brokenwood started out as a part-time passion but bigger things beckoned and over the years, Brokenwood has boasted a roll call of winemakers to boot, notably current chief winemaker and managing director, Iain Riggs, who joined the team in 1982.

Iain shook things up on his arrival, introducing new winery equipment and the first white wines to the Brokenwood portfolio. Since then, Brokenwood’s reputation as a white winemaker has come to equal its one as a red wine producer, with its flagship ILR Reserve Semillon and Graveyard Vineyard Shiraz highly sought after around the world.

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