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Giant Steps Applejack Vineyard Pinot Noir 2020
€52.95
Giant Steps Applejack Vineyard Pinot Noir 2020
Product Description
Giant Steps is a privately owned, estate based, Yarra Valley grower and winemaker that has forged a reputation for delivering some of Australia’s most consistent, over-performing, varietal wines. The Giant Steps Single Vineyard range is produced from the most site-expressive fruit from the best vineyards, in great years. Their aim is to express in each wine the character of the site, grape and vintage, and this they achieve by meticulous work in the vineyard and minimum intervention in the winery. Head winemaker Steve Flamsteed and his team are making some of the best wines in Australia from these sites.
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Delivery is free on all orders over €150, anywhere in Ireland. For smaller orders our standard delivery charge is only €8.95 per delivery address.
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Next working day delivery
Delivery is usually the next working day (Mon - Fri), if ordered before 1pm, but may take up to 72 hours
Product Reviews
Critics Review
Wine Enthusiast 95 PointsGrown on clay-loam soils, with tough ironstone rocks running through, this wine is the most savory and brambly of Giant Steps's single-vineyard Pinots. A thicket of red and blueberry fruit entwines with white pepper and other savory spices, dried roses and meaty bass notes. In the mouth, fleshy fruit is again met with lovely spice, cinched by fine tannins. There's freshness, structure and elegance here that makes this a complete wine now, but one that could cellar until around 2032. CHRISTINA PICKARD