Paringa Estate Pinot Noir 2010

Discover this Pinot Noir 2010

The Paringa Estate Pinot Noir 2010 is a fine example of Australian winemaking craftsmanship. This elegant red wine showcases the distinct characteristics of the Mornington Peninsula region, where it is produced. The 2010 vintage offers a complex bouquet of ripe red fruits, earthy undertones, and subtle hints of spice, all harmoniously integrated with well-balanced acidity and silky tannins. On the palate, this Pinot Noir reveals layers of flavors that evolve gracefully with each sip, culminating in a long and satisfying finish.

With its medium body and refined structure, the Paringa Estate Pinot Noir 2010 is a versatile wine that pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes, from roasted duck to grilled salmon. Its aging potential further enhances its appeal, allowing enthusiasts to experience the evolution of flavors over time. This wine exemplifies the dedication to quality and attention to detail that define Paringa Estate as a leading producer in the Australian wine industry.

Pinot Noir 2010 is with a Screw cap closure by Paringa Estate.

Specifications

Producer Paringa Estate

Blend Pinot Noir

Alcohol bv 13.5%

Closure Screw cap

MPN # WVB-101828

Critic Scores & User Ratings are based on an aggregated score from our partner websites.

Pinot Noir Wines

Pinot Noir is a red grape variety primarily grown in the Burgundy region of France, as well as in California, Oregon, and New Zealand. It produces light to medium-bodied wines with high acidity and flavors of red fruit, such as cherry and raspberry, along with earthy and floral notes. The ABV for Pinot Noir wines typically ranges from 12.5-14.5%. Its popularity is due to its ability to produce complex, age-worthy wines that reflect the unique terroir of their growing regions.

The varied soils and climates of regions where Pinot Noir is grown allow the grape to develop its characteristic flavors and structure. Pinot Noir is celebrated for its ability to express the nuances of its growing region, producing wines with a distinctive sense of place. The grape's potential for producing high-quality, expressive wines that age beautifully has ensured its continued prominence and popularity among winemakers and wine enthusiasts worldwide.

Review Highlights