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Meadowbank Nouveau Syrah Pinot 2019

Meadowbank Nouveau Syrah Pinot 2019

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Tasting Notes

A fine balance between spicey Syrah and fruity Pinot Noir. This easy drinking "Nouveau" is perfect with lighter foods or just on it's own. We recommend serving it with a slight chill and among friends. - Chris L

High in Tasmania’s Derwent Valley, hidden at the end of a winding dirt road, lies a place that is shimmering with life. Playing witness each year to a dance-like ritual between warm days and cool nights, Meadowbank produces fruit of a near ethereal quality – a quality that almost never was.

For when Gerald Ellis started planting vines on his sheep farm in 1976, conventional wisdom said you couldn’t grow grapes in the cold wilderness of southern Tasmania. Too wild, too unpredictable, too ‘at the edge of the world’ – “it can’t be done“. They would have been right, except for the fact that he did.

Through farming intuition, and the odd sprinkling of luck, Meadowbank is now regarded as a Tasmanian pioneer and iconic vineyard. It is reward for the intuitive defiance in those earliest of days, and a legacy nurtured forward by the principles of stewardship, family and fun.

And so we jump back to the future, as Gerald’s daughter, Mardi Ellis, carries the torch as a custodian of Meadowbank for future generations, under the watchful and loving eyes of her parents, Gerald and Sue. Add to this the arrival of celebrated winemaker, Peter Dredge – part artist, part scientist, total legend – and the best of our vineyard now finds its way into the wines that bear the Meadowbank name.

Product Type Wine Red Other Varietal & Blends
Volume 750ml
Country Australia
Region Tasmania
Sub Region Derwent Valley
Winemaking Practices Minimal Intervention
Vineyard Practices Conventional