Noon Vintage Port 2006 (500ml) grampians the fragility of herbal suggestion

the fragility of herbal suggestion and an utterly moreish finish

Wild fermentation finished in late April and the wine was lightly sulphured a few months later

loamy terroir of the plot

There’s nothing big and brutish here

cover crops such as buckwheat and phacelia are planted between the vines to encourage beneficial insects for biological control of insect pests

Noon Vintage Port 2006 (500ml) grampians the fragility of herbal suggestion"With the passage of the years I realise that its very important to farm and to produce our wines in a way that is sustainable over generations. That means improving our soil health through increasing organic matter, leaving no chemical residues and not degrading other environments such as river systems through irrigation. So we farm our vineyard organically and we dont irrigate our vines. There is a cost in yield potential to this approach but a