Pinot Noir

Explore Pinot Noir by producer, region and vintage, with the current bottles and case options shown below. Start with Devil's Corner Resolution from Tasmania, consider Ata Rangi from Martinborough, or compare Penfolds Bin 23 2025, sourced from Tasmania and the Yarra Valley. Each wine has its own identity, so check the complete label rather than choosing from the grape name alone. Where a stock vintage is unspecified, confirm it before relying on a release-specific tasting note or planning a comparison across years.

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Elephant In The Room Pinot Noir 750ml

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Petaluma White Label Pinot Noir 750mL

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Battle Of Bosworth McLaren Vale Organic Pinot Noir Expat 750ml
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Battle Of Bosworth McLaren Vale Organic Pinot Noir Expat 750ml

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Tolpuddle Vineyard Pinot Noir 2024 750ml

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Fringe Societe Pinot Noir 750ml
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Fringe Societe Pinot Noir 750ml

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Squealing Pig Pinot Noir 750mL
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Squealing Pig Pinot Noir 750mL

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T-Bone Pinot Noir 750ml
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T-Bone Pinot Noir 750ml

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McGuigan Single Batch Project Pinot Noir 750mL

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Bone Dry Pinot Noir 750ml

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Hardys HRB Pinot Noir 750ml
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Hardys HRB Pinot Noir 750ml

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Madam Sass Pinot Noir 750ml
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Madam Sass Pinot Noir 750ml

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Yabby Lake Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2025 750ml
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Yabby Lake Single Vineyard Pinot Noir 2025 750ml

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Compare regions through named wines

Devil's Corner Resolution Pinot Noir is associated by its producer with the Hazards vineyard on Tasmania's east coast. Ata Rangi Pinot Noir comes from Martinborough in New Zealand. These are distinct producers and wines, so the region is a useful organising detail rather than a complete prediction of flavour. For a regional comparison at home, choose bottles with confirmed vintages and note the full labels alongside your impressions.

Read the vintage before borrowing a tasting note

Penfolds Bin 23 2025 combines Tasmania and Yarra Valley fruit. The 2025 producer note includes cherry, strawberry and rhubarb impressions with fine tannins. Those details belong to that release, and older Bin 23 regional information should not be carried over automatically. Ata Rangi publishes notes by vintage too. If a listing has no confirmed year, check the current bottle before choosing on the strength of a score, drinking window or particular flavour description.

Use food and serving conditions to make comparisons useful

Our suggestion is to serve modest pours slightly cool in similar wine glasses. Try the wines with roast chicken, mushrooms or a vegetable dish you enjoy, keeping strongly flavoured sauces separate if you want to explore the pairing. Revisit the glass over the meal before deciding whether you would prefer to decant. Record what you enjoy with the food, rather than trying to reproduce every word in a producer's note. The aim is a useful preference for your next meal, not a tasting test.

Choose bottles or cases carefully

Case options differ between products. Check the selector on each page and the final basket quantity rather than assuming every wine is available as a single bottle. If you need a particular vintage across a case, confirm that detail before ordering. Delivered Australia-wide. Standard delivery is $9.99 in NSW and $15 to the rest of Australia, free on orders of $200 or more with the code FREEDELIVERY, and Express is $20. For a planned date, review delivery information at checkout and allow time to bring the wine to your preferred serving temperature.

Pinot Noir: frequently asked questions

Which Pinot Noir should I choose first?

Begin with a producer or region you want to explore, then check the vintage and available format. Devil's Corner Resolution offers a Tasmanian starting point, Ata Rangi is from Martinborough, and Bin 23 2025 combines Tasmania and Yarra Valley fruit. Use the individual producer notes and your preferred food to narrow the choice.

Can I use the newest producer note for any vintage?

Match the vintage first. A producer's current website release does not establish the year of stock on another listing. Where the vintage is unspecified, confirm the bottle label before relying on a score, oak detail or cellaring window. This is particularly useful when replacing a bottle you have enjoyed before.

Is Pinot Noir available in cases of six?

Several linked products offer six-bottle cases, but formats differ. Check each product's selector for the current options and review the quantity in your basket before checkout. If a particular vintage across the case is important, confirm it first rather than assuming it from the product photograph or another listing.