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Dr. Edge Tasmania Pinot Noir 2023
£29.00
The Wine Society
(As of 19/06/2024)
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Beautiful Isle Peacock Pinot Noir 2023
£23.99
Naked Wines
(As of 24/06/2024)
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Holm Oak Pinot Noir 2021
£21.99
The General Wine Company
(As of 19/06/2024)
£23.99
Angels Angel Price
£19.99
About the wine
Ever tasted a Tasmanian pinot?
- Cyn and Dave have been making wine together in Tasmania for 15 years, and they're utterly delighted to bring you a taste of pinot noir from their beautiful isle.
- Tasmania is the heart of cool climate grape growing in Australia and its pinot noirs are similar to those from New Zealand or Burgundy
- It’s a fresh and fruit-driven style of pinot noir, with aromatic notes of cherry, spice and satsuma plum. The palate is full and soft, with a primary fruit punch followed by more spicy, savoury flavours and a long, smooth finish with velvety tannins.
Best before
Drink now until 2030
Serving advice
Our pinot noir can be chilled a little for hot summers, or warm in winter with cosy dinners by the fire. Open/decant 30 mins before serving and best served at 16-18°C.
Food match
What food do we pair it with? Locally sourced and ethically grown wallaby. It's a wonderfully lean, healthy, gamey meat, delicious served from the barbie or in a delicious bolognese. For vegetarians, mushroom risotto, especially if truffles are in season, is the bees knees!

Contains sulphites
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Australia
Tasmania
Pinot noir
Fruity Red
13.5% ABV
75cl
Fairtrade
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Cynthea & David Feldheim
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This canny couple from the Tamar Valley has captivated Angels with their Gypsy Caravan offerings of tiny volume, hand-made deliciousness. The name reflects freedom, the ‘wild’ way the wines are made and the close relationship they have with this pristine place.
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Cynthea has been making wine magic for 23 years. Bitten by the wine bug when her parents moved from San Francisco to Tassie and planted their own vineyard, she ended up studying winemaking and wine marketing. Then the world became her vinous oyster!
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It’s hard to find great Tasmanian wines by little family winemakers like these outside of cellar doors and fancy restaurants. The Feldheim's exclusive access to parcels of lovingly tended fruit from mature vines means their Tamar Valley tipples are the next level in quality and value. Angel support has been so powerful, they’ve been able to take over the family vineyard - the first Tasmanian cellar door - and return it to its former glory.

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Customer comments
I pressed the Green Button on Sunday and took delivery today.
My selection, as always, was a mix of wines I hadn’t bought before and new vintages of old favourites.
Wines new to me:
Camille Cayran La Reserve Cru Cairanne Blanc 2021
Patrice Grasset Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2023
Beautiful Isle Peacock Pinot Noir 2023
Matt Parish Napa Valley Tino 2020
The new vintages:
Ramon do Casar Treixadura 2022
Boschkloof Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
Boschkloof Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot 2023
Boschkloof Merlot 2023
Cordero Barbera d'Alba Superiore DOC 2022
Tenuta Oderisio Montepulciano d'Abruzzo Riserva Don Panfilo Selection 2021
Chateau Qanafar 2016
Jen Pfeiffer The Diamond 10 y.o. Rutherglen Tawny
And the freebie:
Benjamin Darnault Côtes du Rhône Au Dessus Magnum 2023
Reason enough to open a bottle, I think. Cheers!
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Very light red (almost pink) with a smooth start and robust finish. Perfect companion for lamb.
The wine was sour and acidic for my taste buds. Disappointed to say the least!
Found this a bit light and acidic for my taste. Very different to normal new world Pinot noir
I was looking forward to trying a Tasmanian pinot as I have heard such good things but unfortunately I found this wine unbalanced and pretty unpleasant and there is no way it has a market value of £24. For that you could get a far superior pinot from Oregon. As others have said, it is thin and sour and the only 'long finish' I got was a sour taste. Even for those who like 'sour cherry' I wouldn't recommend it.
Wondering if there are some "bad" bottles. Hard to imagine anybody liking the one we had. Taste reminiscent of some of the more extreme "natural" wines I've tasted. Thin, sour, yuk. Tried to have it with Duck on Christmas Day. Nobody liked it, poured nearly half away. Naked Wines have already refunded me, thanks.
Quite shocked by the negative reviews. I enjoyed this light, fruity pinot. It is light and refreshing but it has loads of flavour and a surprising amoint of depth.
Difficult bouquet (old socks), and bitter in the middle. Maybe a bit too young! Takes my wife back to the days of playing outside a tannery. Disappointing as I love pinot noir.
Too acidic, with strange flavours. It was unfortunately rejected by everyone at the Christmas table!
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