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SERRAT Autres Terres Nenagh Park Vineyard Pinot Noir, Yarra Valley 2025 Bottle
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Serrat Autres Terres Nenagh Park Vineyard Pinot Noir, Yarra Valley
Winemaker Tom Carson expands beyond the Serrat estate block with Autres Terres, sourcing fruit from the historic Nenagh Park vineyard west of Yarra Glen. Planted in 1989 by viticulturist Stephen Sadlier on an east-facing slope, these mature vines provide cool-climate Yarra Valley fruit of genuine structural precision.
In the winery, Carson incorporates approximately 25 to 30 per cent whole bunches during fermentation, introducing aromatic lift and fine tannic framing. Maturation takes place on lees for 11 months in large 500-litre French oak puncheons, keeping the wood footprint light and allowing the single-site identity to remain the central focus.
The nose opens with wild strawberry, pomegranate, dried rose petal, and an underlying earthy spice. On the palate, expect vibrant red fruits, taut tension, and silky, detailed tannins that yield a long, energetic finish with excellent cellaring potential.
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Serrat
Serrat is the boutique family label of renowned winemaker Tom Carson and his wife Nadège. Located near the township of Yarra Glen in the Yarra Valley, their small vineyard holdings consist of 0.8ha each of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, 0.4ha of Shiraz, and a small amount of Viognier. Serrat is a Catalonian word meaning close-planting and Serrat’s vineyard is planted to 8800 vines per hectare, four times more than the average Australian density. Highly labour intensive, each vine grows enough grapes for about one bottle of wine a year.
