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Warramate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2025

  • Halliday's Wine Companion
    96 Points
  • Campbell Mattinson
    93 Points
Warramate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2025
  • Halliday's Wine Companion
    96 Points
  • Campbell Mattinson
    93 Points
Warramate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2025
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Warramate Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2025

SKU: WAPN202512 UCAU
5-10 Years
Regular price $45.00 $39.99 / bottle
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Sourced from the vineyard next door to Yarra Yering

Serious Pinot Noir credentials – fragrant, savoury and finely structured, offering the kind of cool-climate sophistication normally associated with wines at a considerably higher price point.

There is a quiet confidence to Warramate today. The combination of a distinguished vineyard, mature vines and the renewed focus brought by its connection to Yarra Yering has elevated the estate into an increasingly compelling proposition for those who understand the value of provenance.

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Tasting Notes

There are few things more compelling than discovering a wine with genuine vineyard pedigree just as it enters a significant new chapter. Established in 1970 on a prized north-facing site in the Yarra Valley, Warramate has long possessed the foundations for greatness. Now, under the ownership of Yarra Yering, that potential is being realised with renewed purpose and precision.

The 2025 Pinot Noir is a particularly persuasive expression of this evolution. Drawing on the estate's mature, dry-grown vineyards and benefiting from the same exacting vineyard philosophy that underpins Yarra Yering, it captures the perfume, finesse and savoury complexity that make the Yarra Valley one of Australia's great homes for Pinot Noir. There is an almost Burgundian sensibility here: fragrant, composed and finely structured, with a sense of place that far exceeds its position in the market.

Critic Scores

“Made with 50% whole bunches, 10% new oak. An exuberant crimson purple. Leaps out the glass with exuberant aromas of red and black fruits, Indian spice and dark rose. The palate is medium bodied, juicy fruited and quite delicious straight out of the gate. There's enough tannin and bright acidity, though, to ensure this will only get better over the next four to six years. A bargain at this price.”
96 points, Phillip Rich, Halliday Wine Companion

This isn’t really my style of pinot, on paper, in that’s it’s a bit more macerated and less fruit-forward than I usually prefer. And yet I like this wine quite a lot. It carries ample twig and herb notes, traces of mineral, a bit of mint and a satisfying pour of dry, brooding, cherry-plum fruit. It’s perfectly turned out, and lovely to drink. A touch of reduction doesn’t ‘t hurt matters either.

About this Wine

Pinot Noir

A thin-skinned red grape known for its light body, red fruit character, and sensitivity to terroir, grown around the world.

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