-Museum release- 2015 The Enclave Pinot Noir

97 points Halliday Wine Companion

Planted to tightly spaced vines evocative of Burgundy at 10 250 vines per ha, the idea is to draw upon the competitive nature of the vines’ root systems, resulting in greater concentration and purity of fruit. Indeed, this a more compact, tightly wound wine than the Home Vineyard, drawing upon a core of damson plum, sour cherry, bonbon and forest floor notes. The plume of flavour is given crunchy energy by sinuous tannins, livewire acidity and a mineral tang. Well handled oak and some whole cluster briar round out the package.

Ned Goodwine, Wine Companion, 20/6/2021