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2022 Harewood Estate Pinot Noir Denmark - Red - Caviste Wine

2025 Harewood Estate Pinot Noir Denmark

Name: 2025 Harewood Estate Pinot Noir Denmark
Brand: Harewood Estate
SKU: HA4525RA
Price: 18.95 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£18.95

This wine is a blend of several blocks of Pinot (clones D5V12, 114, 115 and 777) growing in our two vineyards in the cool-climate, maritime region of Denmark, Western Australia.

The Harewood vineyard, planted in 1988 is the slightly warmer site of the two and is complemented by the higher altitude Apricus Hill vineyard, planted in 1995, with sweeping views over William Bay and the imposing Southern Ocean to the south and Mount Lindesay to the north.

Unfined and unfiltered at bottling to capture the subtle nuances, this wine is a soft, fruit-driven and aromatic expression of cool climate Pinot noir.

Region: Clare Valley, Australia

Blend: Pinot Noir

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Size: 75cl

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Harewood Estate

James Kellie was fortunate to land his dream winemaking job at the renowned Howard Park, in the Great Southern. The plan at that stage was to hone his skills, learn as much as he could and move to Tasmania. In 1998, whilst at Howard Park, James started making wine on contract for Harewood and in 2003 he and his family took the plunge to purchase Harewood Estate. Hard work is paying off; the winery has grown to 500 tonnes and they’ve received 31 national and international Trophies, hundreds of medals and the coveted 5 Red Star Rating from influential wine critic James Halliday which is awarded to the top 5% of Australian wineries for “a consistent record of excellence”.