Dalrymple, Estate Pinot Noir, 2022 cs20230629 but the monopole status means

but the monopole status means no compromise on selection

but it never feels heavy—just finely tuned and impressively balanced

The Desvignes family has made wine here since the Middle Ages

and a structure that speaks to the Ponca soils—that crumbling mixture of marl and sandstone forged by millions of years of Alpine tectonics

a south-facing amphitheater of calcareous-clay marl that yields Barolos of perfume

Dalrymple, Estate Pinot Noir, 2022 cs20230629 but the monopole status meansCool climate Tasmanian Pinot from one of the island's most established vineyards. Dalrymple was founded in Pipers River in 1987 by Bertel and Anne Sundstrup and acquired by the Hill Smith family (of Yalumba) in 2007. The northeastern corner of Tasmania, with its sloping hills overlooking Bass Strait, has emerged as one of the southern hemisphere's most exciting Pinot zones and Dalrymple is among the producers proving the point. The 2022 blends estate