passion fruit and orange blossom laced with exotic notes of lychee and clove
highlighting the perfume and adding complexity
Juxtaposed thereto is the variety's ability to be bold but dry
The wood tannin complexity gives this wine superb structure
while the acidity is fresh and energetic
Eastern Peake ‘Griffin’s Road’ Pinot Noir Grosset passion fruit and orange blossomThe palate is fineboned, savoury, and quietly powerful, opening with red cherry, cranberry, and wild strawberry carried by fresh, coolclimate acidity that keeps the wine taut and energetic. Tannins are ultrafine, chalky, and delicately firm, giving a beautifully etched structure typical of Eastern Peakes volcanicgranite soils. The midpalate shows rose petal, dried herb, subtle spice, and a flinty quartzmineral thread, adding depth and savoury nuance