Apogee Alto Pinot Noir 2023
Apogee Pinot Noir, from Tasmania's northern region, is a beautifully layered wine with flavors of red cherry, cranberry, and subtle spice. It showcases a bright, medium-bodied profile with lively acidity, adding freshness and vibrancy. Floral and earthy notes add depth, complementing the refined tannins. The finish is long and elegant, with a hint of minerality, reflecting the unique terroir. This Pinot Noir is approachable yet structured, offering excellent aging potential.
Region: Pipers River, Tasmania
Apogee Pinot Noir, from Tasmania's northern region, is a beautifully layered wine with flavors of red cherry, cranberry, and subtle spice. It showcases a bright, medium-bodied profile with lively acidity, adding freshness and vibrancy. Floral and earthy notes add depth, complementing the refined tannins. The finish is long and elegant, with a hint of minerality, reflecting the unique terroir. This Pinot Noir is approachable yet structured, offering excellent aging potential.
Region: Pipers River, Tasmania
Apogee Pinot Noir, from Tasmania's northern region, is a beautifully layered wine with flavors of red cherry, cranberry, and subtle spice. It showcases a bright, medium-bodied profile with lively acidity, adding freshness and vibrancy. Floral and earthy notes add depth, complementing the refined tannins. The finish is long and elegant, with a hint of minerality, reflecting the unique terroir. This Pinot Noir is approachable yet structured, offering excellent aging potential.
Region: Pipers River, Tasmania
About Apogee Vineyard
Apogee Vineyard is a renowned Tasmanian vineyard located in the northern part of the island, specifically in the Tamar Valley region. Founded by Dr. Andrew Pirie, a pioneering winemaker in Tasmania, Apogee focuses on crafting high-quality, small-batch sparkling wines, as well as still wines. Pirie has been a key figure in establishing Tasmania's reputation as a premium cool-climate wine region, thanks to his extensive research into the island’s unique terroir and viticulture.
