Paringa Estate ‘Coronella’ Pinot Noir
This wine shows upfront bright red cherry, complimented by lifted florals and subtle notes of spice on the nose, flowing onto a palate of juicy red and dark cherry flavours, bright acid, fine tannins and a long finish.
Additional Information
| Producer | |
|---|---|
| Country | Australia |
| State | |
| Region | Mornington Peninsula |
About The Winery
Founder and owner, Lindsay McCall, established the vineyard in 1985. He is lauded as one of the region’s handful of pioneers. He bought an old north-facing orchard and planted The Paringa vineyard. At an elevation of 140 meters it curls around the landscape like a vinous amphitheatre, sheltered from the harsh southwesterly winds. The deep, rich volcanic soils give power, flavour and structure to the wines. The vines are reaching their peak of maturity too, and this is a crucial factor in producing wine of the highest quality. In 2007, Paringa Estate was awarded the “Best Winery in Australia,” in the ‘James Halliday Wine Companion,’ an astonishing achievement for someone with no formal training in viticulture or winemaking.
