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Lake Chalice Plume Marlborough Pinot Noir 2019
£167.10
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £27.85 per bottle.
In stock
SKU
xHD5474719A
Lake Chalice Plume Marlborough Pinot Noir 2019
- Country- New Zealand
- Region- Marlborough
- Grape Varieties- Pinot Noir 100%
- Alcohol by volume- 12.5%
- Body Value: C (A is light, E is full-bodied)
Residual Sugar: 0.4
Contains Sulphites: Yes
Vegetarian/Vegan: Yes/No
Milk/Eggs: No/Yes
Organic: No
Biodynamic: No - Case 6/ 75cl
- Producer- Ibbotson Family Vineyard
- Enticing notes of dark brambly fruits are layered with subtle hints of Turkish spice through to a rich and weighty palate with a lovely, deep garnet colour, a silky structure, and a long, savoury finish.
The Plume is Lake Chalice’s finest Pinot Noir. Twenty percent of the fruit was co-fermented as whole clusters, imparting layers of complexity. It was 100% matured for 10 months in 225-litre French oak barriques, one-third of which was new, one-third was second use, and one-third was third. The quality of the fruit was so high that this wine was vinified without fining or filtration and was crafted to spend time in a bottle, so it may have natural sediment from its time being bottle-aged.
Dark fruit aromas are layered with savoury characters and delicate spice, which follow through to the beautifully balanced textured palate. It is silky and smooth, with a long, exquisite finish.
| Price | £139.25 |
|---|---|
| Country | New Zealand |
| Vintage | 2019 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| Winery | The Pinot Noir grapes were carefully selected from vineyards within the Southern Valleys sub-region of Marlborough. This region is renowned for low-cropping vineyards on clay-based soils. Combined with a long ripening season, these soils provide ideal conditions for developing concentrated flavours, ripe tannins, and beautiful balance. Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand cultivates the vines. |
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