Boat O'Craigo Pinot Noir 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

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Boat O'Craigo Pinot Noir 2022

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Hand-picked and sorted from our Healesville vineyard. The nose is alluring with aromas of fresh red berries. The palate continues with the red berry theme and has some savoury and spice notes. The wine was allowed to mature for 9 months in a mix of new (30%) and seasoned French oak. Oak was selected that highlights the berry fruits, adds palate weight and lengthens the beautiful silky finish. A lovely example of Yarra Valley Pinot Noir.

Type	Red Wine
Varietal(s)	Pinot Noir
Country	Australia
Region	Yarra Valley
Brand	Boat O'Craigo
Vintage	2022

Yarra Valley Wine

The Yarra Valley wine region is the most important area of wine production in Victoria today, and with its proximity to Melbourne, also the most visited in the state.

Yarra Valley is split into the Upper Yarra and the valley floor. The Upper Yarra is cooler in climate due to its elevation and coupled with younger, fertile, red soils produces most of the region’s notable varietals: Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The valley floor is warmer and has predominantly grey soils with pockets of granite and limestone.

Pinot noir has long been considered a notoriously difficult variety to grow. However, the cool climate and longer growing seasons of the Yarra Valley allow the fruit to develop full flavoured and ripe character.

Chardonnay in the past has long been associated with a deep oily, buttery style that experiences full malolactic fermentation and great amounts of oak. This style has since fallen out of favour and wine makers in the Yarra Valley have capitalized on this trend to produce leaner, acid driven Chardonnays that are closer in style to those from Burgundy.