Jane Eyre Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir

Jane Eyre Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir 2023

£43.95

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Key info
CountryAustralia
RegionMornington Peninsula
GrapePinot Noir
TypeRed
Vintage2023
Alcohol13% ABV
BodyMedium
SweetnessDry
FloralFruitySmoothSpicy
Pairs with — game, pork, poultry, soft & blue cheese

The wine

Intense cherry, lavender and plum, with raspberry, a hint of earthiness and orange zest on the palate. Fine, lingering tannins.

Jane Eyre is Australian, from Melbourne, and makes wine in both hemispheres. This comes from two vineyards at Merricks on the Mornington Peninsula, a cool maritime strip south-east of Melbourne that is among the best Pinot Noir country in Australia. Hand sorted at the winery, with 20 to 25% of the fruit fermented as whole bunches.

The producer

Jane Eyre

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Jane Eyre is originally from Melbourne, and came to wine by an unlikely route. In 1998 she was working as a hairdresser when she asked a client, who happened to be the wife of the wine writer Jeremy Oliver, whether she knew of any winery that might take her for work experience. The Olivers suggested Burgundy. It has been an inextricable part of her life ever since.

Before settling there she built an enviable apprenticeship: Cullen in Margaret River, Felton Road and Ata Rangi in New Zealand, and Ernie Loosen in the Mosel. Four of the most exacting addresses in the New World and one of the great Riesling estates of the Old. She has been based in Burgundy since 2004, buying fruit rather than owning vineyards, which in the Côte d'Or is less a compromise than a discipline: without land of her own, everything depends on the relationships she has built with growers and on the judgement she brings to the cellar.

The wines are made in small quantities across a wide spread of appellations, and the style is consistent whatever the village: whole-bunch fermentation where the fruit merits it, restrained use of new oak, and bottling without heavy handling. The intention is transparency to site rather than a house signature imposed on top of it.

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