Slipping the earthly bonds of the world to drift

out of a total production of around 98 dozen

Colour/Appearance: Pale straw with green highlights

and goes on giving

Bream Creek

Laurel Bank 2024/25 Pinot Noir legana Slipping the earthly bonds ofLaurel Bank was established by Kerry Carland in 1986 at Granton, 20 minutes from the Hobart CBD and just north of the Bridgewater Bridge. With a northerly aspect and sloping site, this is a great place to grow pinot noir. The mature vines (now 40 years old) have developed substantial growth systems, the advantage being greater carbohydrate reserves in the often dry summers. Deeply hued, typical of Laurel Bank Pinots. Effusive and very enticing nose