Sonnen Pinot Noir 2024

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$42.00

Sonnen Pinot Noir 2024 is a elegant Tasmanian wine showcasing wild raspberry and blue fruit with layers of dried herbs, orange spice, and forest floor complexity. Silky on the palate with fine tannins, this medium-bodied Pinot offers remarkable depth for its weight. Drink now or cellar confidently through 2032. A versatile choice for food pairing or solo enjoyment.

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Sonnen Pinot Noir 2024

$42.00

Product specifications

Year

2024

Vineyard

Sonnen

Aroma

Vibrant aromas of raspberry, red plum, and cherry, laced with flinty minerality, bunchy spice, field mushrooms, and mountain herbs.

Palette

Medium-to-light-bodied with a toothsome, silky texture. Features bright red fruit upfront transitioning to savory complexity - think dried herbs, vine stalks and a hint of forest floor. Refreshing with fine-grained, chalky tannins and a lively, pure fruit finish.

Pairings

The wine's freshness and savoury complexity complement both rich poultry dishes and earthy vegetarian cuisine, making it an excellent choice for relaxed dinners or shared grazing platters.

Wine Making

The Sonnen philosophy leans toward:

small-production wines
organic-minded viticulture
minimal handling in the winery
whole-bunch and skin-contact techniques for texture and complexity

Meet the owners

Lisdillon is a working sheep farm on Tasmania's East Coast with a history stretching back to 1830, complete with convict-built cottages and a genuinely dramatic backstory involving a 19th-century murder mystery. The Cotton family (the same family behind nearby Kelvedon) has owned the property since the 1960s, and only turned part of it over to viticulture in more recent years. Set on 5km of private coastline at Little Swanport, Lisdillon produces cool-climate Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc that carry the salt air and history of the place in every glass.

Nick Bedding — Lisdillon