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Toolangi Pinot Noir 2023-Red Wine-World Wine
Toolangi Pinot Noir 2023
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$33.33 $35

or $31.66 in any mix of 12 bottles.

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Toolangi Shiraz-Red Wine-World Wine
Toolangi Shiraz
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James Halliday – Estate-grown, made at Yering Station, matured in French oak for 11 months. This is quite an entry point shiraz, the bouquet immediately grabbing attention with its black fruits, pepper, licorice, spice and cedary oak, every bit of which comes through in 3D on the medium-bodied palate. The line, length and balance are perfect.

$22.55 $23.68

or $21.42 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Toolangi Pauls Lane Shiraz 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Toolangi Pauls Lane Shiraz 2019
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The Wine Front – “It’s spicy, fine-fingered and refreshing but it doesn’t lack flavour or indeed weight. This is all red cherry and plum with swoops cedar, black pepper and clove. It feels neat. It feels polished. There’s a bunchy garden herb aspect but it’s tucked well within. Fineness of the tannin is of note too. You’d imagine that this will blossom in time.” - Campbell Mattinson, The Wine Front

$33.33

or $31.66 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Toolangi E Block Pinot Noir 2020-Red Wine-World Wine
Toolangi E Block Pinot Noir 2020
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Robert Parker/Wine Advocate – "The fruit for this 2020 E Block Pinot Noir was wild fermented with 80% whole berries and 20% whole bunches in the mix. It matured for nine months in French oak (20% new). This is spicy and exotic, with layers of red apple skins, star anise, a whiff of chutney and orange blossom. In the mouth, the wine is finely textured, fresh and supple." - Erin Larkin, The Wine Advocate

$92.64

or $88.01 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Toolangi D Block Shiraz 2019-Red Wine-World Wine
Toolangi D Block Shiraz 2019
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The Wine Front – “Intense small black berries, graphite, a little smoke and plenty of spice, roast beef and aniseed. It’s medium-bodied, cool and fine, graphite tannin, meaty and peppery, but with sweet blackcurrant and blackberry flavour. Finish is long and spicy, savoury and pinched with fresh bramble berry acidity, perfume and stony coolness. It’s an excellent wine. Succulent, yet fine boned.” - Gary Walsh, The Wine Front

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James Halliday – "Fermented with 100% whole bunches, 3 weeks on skins before being pressed to French hogsheads for 10 months. So finely tuned and rather beautiful. While there are flashes of fruit, this is savoury. Juniper, aniseed balls, ironstone, a woodland of herbs and nori in the mix. It has definition and power but works off a medium-bodied palate finishing with sandy tannins and great persistence. Bravo." - Jane Faulkner, Halliday Wine Companion

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James Suckling – "Very attractive, spiced blueberries and blackberries, as well as redder, raspberry notes, as well as chocolate and graphite. Sappy and lively, the palate is impressively cast in long, glossy ripe tannins, delivering dark-berry and chocolate flavors into the long, juicy finish. Drink or hold. Screw cap."- Nick Stock, jamessuckling.com

$61.52

or $58.44 in any mix of 12 bottles.

Nestled in the heart of Victoria's renowned Yarra Valley, Toolangi boasts a pristine environment that provides an ideal backdrop for wine cultivation. The vineyards, kissed by the sun and caressed by cool mountain breezes, benefit from a distinctive microclimate, making the area a haven for grape growing. With a commitment to sustainable farming and a deep respect for the land, Toolangi produces wines that are a true reflection of their origin. The name "Toolangi" itself, derived from an Aboriginal word meaning 'tall trees', pays homage to the lush forests surrounding the vineyards. The winery's philosophy revolves around creating wines that not only taste impeccable but also capture the essence of their beautiful surroundings. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or a curious beginner, Toolangi's wines promise a journey of taste, heritage, and passion.
Toolangi is celebrated for producing a range of exquisite wines, but they are particularly renowned for their Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The unique terroir of Toolangi's vineyards, combined with the meticulous care in viticulture, results in wines that express purity, complexity, and a genuine sense of place. Their Chardonnay often exudes a rich palette of citrus and stone fruit flavors, layered with nuances of oak and minerality. Meanwhile, their Pinot Noir is a testament to the Yarra Valley's reputation for this varietal, offering delicate aromas, silky tannins, and a depth that is truly representative of the region's potential. Over time, Toolangi has also ventured into producing other varietals, but their flagship remains the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, capturing the hearts of many wine enthusiasts.
Toolangi wines are meticulously crafted in the prestigious Yarra Valley, located in Victoria, Australia. This region, recognized for its cool climate and fertile soils, provides the perfect setting for grape cultivation. The combination of altitude, aspect, and a commitment to sustainable farming practices allows Toolangi to harness the valley's natural advantages. Each vineyard block is carefully managed to ensure the grapes achieve optimum ripeness, flavor, and character. The result is a range of wines that speak of their origin, resonating with the distinctiveness of the Yarra Valley terroir.
While every wine from Toolangi carries the winery's signature of quality and authenticity, some stand out for their exceptional character. The Toolangi Reserve Chardonnay, with its opulent flavors, textured palate, and lingering finish, is a testament to the winery's dedication to producing premium wines. Similarly, the Toolangi Estate Pinot Noir, with its nuanced aromas and balanced structure, is a favorite among connoisseurs. These wines, along with limited releases and single vineyard expressions, are often highlighted by critics and aficionados alike for their elegance, complexity, and reflection of the Yarra Valley's potential.
Toolangi offers a diverse portfolio of wines catering to various price points, ensuring that both enthusiasts and casual drinkers can experience their offerings. While their premium labels, such as the Reserve range, are positioned at a higher price bracket due to limited production and exceptional quality, Toolangi also produces wines that offer incredible value for their price. Their entry-level wines, without compromising on quality, provide an affordable gateway to the flavors and craftsmanship of Toolangi. The winery's commitment is to ensure that every bottle, regardless of price, showcases the best of Yarra Valley and the passion behind Toolangi's winemaking.