
2023 Slow Lane, Pinot Noir
From Jack Nelligan’s 1-hectare organic vineyard, this Pinot Noir offers an elegant yet firm expression. Grown in dark grey and brown loams with quartz gravel, the handpicked fruit was fully destemmed and macerated before aging in 500L and 300L barrels for 10-11 months. After 9 months in tank, it’s bottled via gravity. Expect cherry aromas with orange zest and cured meat, showcasing high energy and a lengthy, creamy finish.
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Country | Australia
Region | Adelaide Hills
ABV% | 13
Style | Fun & Juice
Closure | Cork
Grape Varieties | Pinot Noir
Ageing Potential | Drink Now - 3 Years
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Slow Lane
Slow Lane is a small winery run by Federica Marzetti and Dom Smith, located just 15 minutes south of Mount Gambier, South Australia, Dom’s hometown. The winery spent six years in McLaren Vale, where both made wine and worked in various vineyards. However, they felt a strong pull to the Mount Gambier area, drawn by the region's two young volcanoes, limestone influence, healthy rainfall, cool climate, and significant diurnal range. Eventually, they made the move. Federica, who had been living in Australia since 2020 after leaving Italy, was convinced to shift her life to Mount Gambier to explore its winemaking potential.