Dawson James Pinot Noir 2020 s2 It’s a vintage champagne at

It’s a vintage champagne at a non-vintage price

Ducs’ (The Moorooduc McIntyre)

Artwork by 2018 Archibottle Prize winner

‘Beaunois’ style of Pinot than the Mazelots’ more mineral

Pierre Luneau-Papin and his wife Marie now carry the baton for the family as they carefully etch out the Melon de Bourgogne grapes from their historic

Dawson James Pinot Noir 2020 s2 It’s a vintage champagne atDawson James Pinot Noir is sourced from some of the original vines planted on the Meadowbank vineyard in the Derwent Valley. The MV6 and Pommard clone vines, planted in 1989, make them some of the most mature vines producing wine in Tasmania today. We value the grapes from these mature vines for the depth, texture and structure that they contribute. Tasting Notes: Bright, subtle and complex. The nose combines fragrant, spicy cherry fruit and some