FulcrumSingle Vineyard Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2016
About this product
The Fulcrum Single Vineyard Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2016 has 96 points and is made by Australian Pinot Noir royalty Bill Downie. Deep dark purple hues. Earth, desert sage, anise and berry compote on the nose. Mouth-filling blackberries, spice, and earth on the palate. Full bodied with excellent acid and tannin balance. Long intense finish. A bold and rich expression of Pinot Noir.
The Fulcrum Single Vineyard Yarra Valley Pinot Noir 2016 has 96 points and is made by Australian Pinot Noir royalty Bill Downie. Deep dark purple hues. Earth, desert sage, anise and berry compote on the nose. Mouth-filling blackberries, spice, and earth on the palate. Full bodied with excellent acid and tannin balance. Long intense finish. A bold and rich expression of Pinot Noir.
- TypePinot Noir
- Size750mL
- RegionYarra Valley
- Current Vintage2016* - Vintage is not guaranteed and may vary store to store or when delivered.
- Standard Drinks8.0
- Alcohol Volume13.5%
- CountryAustralia
- StateVictoria
- Brand NameFulcrum
- ClosureScrew Cap
- Wine SweetnessDry
- Wine BodyLight Bodied
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Dan Murphy's Wine Panel
Australia's premier retail wine assessment panel

Vintage 2016
96 points
Made by Australian Pinot Noir royalty Bill Downie, this is a powerful and muscular Pinot Noir that manages to wears its pinotsity on its sleeve. It's rich, sumptuous and plush on the palate, with classic roasted root vegetable characters seen in the best examples from Burgundy. An alluring cloudiness confirms minimal filtration, ensuring maximum character and texture. Will age superbly over the next few years (plus) but is just lovely now.
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Campbell Mattinson
Award winning Australian wine reviewer for Wine Companion and winefront.com.au

Vintage 2016
91 points
It’s a well measured pinot noir. There’s enough grunt, enough spice, enough texture and enough complexity, a general tanginess helping it all along and some lipstick/musk notes adding a prettiness. All bases covered, and ably so. There’s a decent bite of tannin too, in a good way, while a gamey/undergrowthy aspect develops with air. It’s good drinking.
