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Lowestoft Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022

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Lowestoft Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022
  • Decanter
    97 Points
  • Halliday's Wine Companion
    95 Points
  • The Wine Front
    94+ Points
    Trophy - Best in Show - Decanter World Wine Awards
Lowestoft Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022
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Lowestoft Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022

SKU: LJPN202210 UCAU
5-10 Years
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The Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022 comes from a high-altitude site in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley, showcasing lifted aromatics, fine tannins, and the clarity of fruit that defines Tasmania’s best single-vineyard wines.

The Lowestoft homestead is one of Tasmania’s oldest, built between 1839 and 1850.

Led by award-winning winemakers, the team draws on over a century of Tasmanian winemaking heritage to produce wines with purity, balance, and regional character.

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Lowestoft Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2022

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Tasting Notes

The Fogarty family first landed in Tasmania from Ireland in the mid-1800s, and have recently returned to their roots with their exciting project Lowestoft. Purchased in 1830 by Thomas Lowes, he was one of the very first people to plant vines in the region near Hobart. They create pristine, luxury Tasmanian wines that provide joyous drinking experiences.

An alluring wine from the outset, this Pinot Noir exudes charm and sophistication. The nose offers a lifted perfume of dried cranberry, dark cherry and pomegranate fruits, threaded seamlessly with exotic spice notes of cinnamon, star anise and earthy sandalwood tones. The palate is luminous with layers of complex dried red fruits and savoury spice framed with precise acid lines and plush powdered cocoa tannins.

Critic Scores

Single-vineyard pinot noir from the Lower Derwent Valley. Vibrant ruby with aromas of exotically-spiced red cherry, raspberry and red plum fruits. Hints of dried mountain herbs, citrus blossom, char siu, sandalwood, dried cranberry, amaro, undergrowth and Peking duck. Lithe and sapid on the palate with a touch of sour cherry, pillowy tannins and a spicy, complex finish that flows on for a pleasing amount of time. - Dave Brookes - Published 30 June 2024

The Lowestoft winery has been on a roll in recent years, picking up major awards here and there.

This wine kept unfurling as I sat with it. There are layers and there are nuances. It’s an autumnal Pinot Noir, almost-but-not-quite a bit tomato leafy, with smoky/reductive characters in play too. Its style is pretty clear. But the fruit is ripe, cherried, strawberried, boysenberried even, and cedarwood oak is beautifully integrated, and there’s a minerally crackle to the tannin. In short, it feels and tastes like a class act, and one that will reward cellaring. The tannin profile itself is of note; a conduit of flavour and a magnetic, binding force, like a river or a stream, pushing and pulling as the wine flows. - Campbell Mattinson

Vinification & Cultivation

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Vineyard Cultivation

Lowestoft is a premium Tasmanian estate owned by the Fogarty Wine Group, centred on the historic Lowestoft homestead at Berriedale near Hobart, one of Tasmania's oldest houses built between 1839 and 1850, where vines were among the first planted in the district. The Jacobsen Single Vineyard Pinot comes from a high-altitude site in the Lower Derwent Valley, where cool temperatures, long ripening and elevation give lifted aromatics and clarity of fruit. Soils are well-drained over a mudstone and dolerite base, farmed meticulously for low yields and even ripening. The 2022 Tasmanian season was cool and relatively dry, extending hang time and preserving the perfume, fine tannin and bright acidity that mark the wine.

Vinification

Fruit was hand-picked and carefully sorted, then mostly destemmed with a considered portion of whole bunches to build spice, perfume and tannin complexity. After a cold pre-fermentation soak, the wine underwent wild fermentation in small open vessels with gentle hand plunging to extract colour and fine, pliant tannin. It was pressed to French oak barriques, a proportion new, where it completed malolactic fermentation and was matured on fine lees to add texture and seamlessly integrate cedary oak. Bottled with minimal intervention, the wine shows exotically spiced red cherry, raspberry and red plum, dried herbs and undergrowth, with lithe, pillowy tannins and a long, savoury, complex finish.

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