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Yering Station Pinot Noir 2006

Made by Yering Station in Australia (region: Yarra Valley) .

A dry, still, red wine with 13.5% alchohol tasted on 30th Jan 2008.

Grape: Pinot Noir

Quality: Good

Value: Okay

Cost: Usually between $19.99 - $26.99.

Looks: Vibrant purple colour, but not quite totally deep. Light in look

Smells: Violets, slightly floral and a little raspberry

Feels: Light

Tastes: Good fresh acids with a real violet bent - raspberry and strawberry are there, and a slight pencil tone. Length is good. This is a refined, cool refreshing Pinot - there is not a lot of body through the middle, but this is solid value and good buying.

Possible retailers: Vintage Cellars, Cellar Door, Dan Murphy's, First Estate, Kemeny's, 1st Choice.

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