Dan Trcka

The 2010 Yabby Lake Vineyard Pinot Noir, a blend of MV6 (80%) and Pommard, G5V15, and 115 clones making up the remainder - all sourced from the Mornington Peninsula; has captivating, intense aromas of almond, cigar box, black currant and raspberry. It is a medium bodied, extra-dry, integrated wine; balanced with good acidity, refined, dusty tannins and a long and smooth finish. This is a sipping wine; drink now to 2020+. My impression: BEAUTIFUL, 93 pts – recommended for its quality.

Tasted at Australia Today 2014 Trade show http://grapeselections.com/australian-wine/ in Feb/14.

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Michael Godel

http://o.canada.com/life/food-drink/free-my-canadian-grapes-and-other-love-songs/ "is imbued with alluring candied...

David Lawrason

This is a lovely warm, inviting pinot with good weight, balance and a certain richness of texture offset by piquant...

John Szabo, MS

This is a rich, dense, extracted and powerful example of pinot noir from the Mornington Peninsula. Fruit is dominated...

Sara d'Amato

A layered, profound Pinot Noir with some fruit that appears to be drying out. Significant heat on the finish but...

Yabby Lake Vineyard Pinot Noir 2010