Trentham Estate, Pinot Noir, 2023
Trentham Estate, Pinot Noir, 2023
- Red Still
- 75.0cl
- 13.5%
- Pinot Noir
Delivering fresh cherry and raspberry flavours with a hint of earthiness, Trentham Estate Pinot Noir 2023 is light and elegant. Its fine tannins and balanced acidity make it a great partner for roasted chicken or grilled salmon.
- ❖ ABV: 13.5%
Grapes
Pinot Noir
Vintage report
The Murray Darling doesn't court fashionable attention, and 2023 was very much a vintage that got on with the job quietly. The region experienced a relatively warm and dry growing season overall, following the wetter La Niña-influenced years that had brought disease pressure across much of eastern Australia in the early part of the decade. That shift back towards drier conditions was broadly welcome — lower yields, better canopy management, and grapes that arrived at the winery in decent shape. It wasn't a vintage defined by drama so much as by relief.
The wines that have come through reflect that steadiness. Durif and Cabernet Sauvignon show the density and dark fruit concentration the region does well, without the jammy excess that can creep in during truly punishing summers. Whites, particularly Chardonnay, have reasonable freshness. These are not wines built for the cellar — the fruit-forward, approachable style of Murray Darling means most bottles are drinking well now and are best enjoyed before 2027.
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