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LANGTONS Bay Of Fires and Henri Magnien 12 pack Pinot Noir MV Case
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LANGTONS Bay Of Fires and Henri Magnien 12 pack Pinot Noir MV Case
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LANGTONS Bay Of Fires and Henri Magnien 12 pack
In this latest online exclusive, you will secure a little Burgundy and a lot of 97-point Tasmanian pinot noir. Henri Magnien is one of our most popular Burgundy Domaines, and we have paired two bottles of the Gevrey Chambertin with ten bottles of fine Tasmanian pinot from Bay of Fires, one of the prestigious Decanter World Wine Awards Top 50 Wines of 2024.
The Bay of Fires Pinot Noir Tasmania 2022 (RRP $68) comes from the picturesque Derwent and Coal River Valleys. This benchmark Tasmanian pinot scored 97 points at the Decanter World Wine Awards, announced as one of their Top 50 Wines of 2024. Bright and lively, intense and lightly tannic, there is a jumble of fruits and berries straddling the colour swatch of red with a dusting of bazaar spice. A very drinkable and moreish Tasmanian pinot.
For the Domaine Henri Magnien Gevrey-Chambertin 2020 (RRP $120), you can expect a juicy, generous Gevrey-Chambertin Villages rogue showing ripe red fruit, great balance, a medium body and a lengthy finish. This is such a superb introduction to both the appellation and Domaine. Sourced from seven lieux-dits from across the appellation, this village red dips into Roncevies, Grands Champs, Burie, Marchais, Creux Foillard, Grandes Rayes, and Puits de la Baraque. You’re in good hands here.
In this 12-bottle pack, you will find:
10 x Bay of Fires Pinot Noir Tasmania 2022 (RRP $68)
2 x Domaine Henri Magnien Gevrey-Chambertin 2020 (RRP $120)
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Expert Review
Decanter
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2022
Prior to 2024, we’ve never had a Tasmanian Pinot in our Best In Show selection. This year we have two. Was it because 2022 was a sensational vintage? Not exactly – the east coast of the island suffered from a spectacularly cool, wet season; elsewhere on the island, though, conditions did indeed vary from good to outstanding. The first wine in our pair is a pan-Tasmanian blend with source fruit from several regions. It is a translucent dark red in colour, with warm, settled aromas of plum, cherry and raspberry just teased towards sweetness with subtle oak. It is warm, soft and mouthfilling, built on the same core of subtly mingled fruits with muted, natural acidity and fine tannins, the combination giving an almost silky charm to the wine. This considered, restrained winemaking lays the groundwork for a Pinot which is hugely easy to drink yet at the same time deeply satisfying and highly amenable – a Pinot to sip on its own, to chill with fish or to serve at a cool room temperature for white meats and salads.
Decanter World Wine Awards - 97 points and Top 50 Wines of 2024
Expert Review
Jasper Morris MW
DOMAINE HENRI MAGNIEN, Gevrey-Chambertin 2020
The fruit comes from 7 plots mostly on the lower slopes and up to 39 years old. Fine vibrant mid purple, sturdy too, but this time the fruit comes across a little fresher. Once again there is some fairly powerful structure here in dark raspberry mode, just a little bit savoury to finish, but notably longer than the Bourgogne. Tasted: November 2021.
Expert Review
Jasper Morris MW
The fruit comes from 7 plots mostly on the lower slopes and up to 39 years old. Fine vibrant mid purple, sturdy too, but this time the fruit comes across a little fresher. Once again there is some fairly powerful structure here in dark raspberry mode, just a little bit savoury to finish, but notably longer than the Bourgogne. Tasted: November 2021.
89-91 points.
Expert Review
Dave Brookes
The Derwent and Coal River valleys provide the fruit source for this year's release, which shows bright, lively wild strawberry, raspberry and dark cherry fruit tones with hints of exotic spice, sous bois, shiitake broth, roasting game and earth. Impressive fruit intensity on the palate, plenty of minerally drive and gentle chalky tannins that show more muscle as the wine fades away, pure of fruit and long.
Expert Review
Halliday Wine Companion
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2022
The Derwent and Coal River valleys provide the fruit source for this year's release, which shows bright, lively wild strawberry, raspberry and dark cherry fruit tones with hints of exotic spice, sous bois, shiitake broth, roasting game and earth. Impressive fruit intensity on the palate, plenty of minerally drive and gentle chalky tannins that show more muscle as the wine fades away, pure of fruit and long. Drink by 2034.
Dave Brookes
Expert Review
Real Review
Bay of Fires Pinot Noir 2022
Lovely colour, bright, youthful and lively. Complex aromas of bramble, cherry, raspberry, spice, clovey oak and a lifted, whole-bunchy edge. There's a core of wildness: red berries, spice and bushy, briary characters driving the flavours, along with sap and earth. The tannins have appealing presence and the acidity provides cut and snap. A lovely pinot noir. Drink 2024-2034.