The Feral Fox Pinot Noir

The feral foxes that inhabit the Adelaide Hills have developed an appetite for grapes and can often be found eating low hanging bunches during vintage. We're not fussed though as these bushy tailed critters act as crop thinners and enhance the quality of grapes that are too high for them to reach. It also has the secondary effect of providing a natural source of fertilisation when the laxative nature of the grapes take effect on the normally carnivorous foxes.

A beautiful red ruby colour. A basket of strawberries and fresh cherries straight away on the nose. Pomegranate, red fruits. Prominent strawberries still here on the palate. A much fresher, fruit driven rendition of this wine. A touch of truffle. Quite dusty and elegant tannins. Outstanding Pinot.