2024 The Lane Pinot Gris

$25.00 / 750ml bottle

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2024 The Lane Pinot Gris

$25.00 / bottle

Bright and perfumed, a classic cool climate Pinot Gris displaying quince, honeysuckle and Nashi pear with a waxy texture and dry finish.

Previous Vintage Accolades:

  • 2022 – 92 Points – Decanter World Wine Awards
  • 2022 – 92 Points – Sam Kim, Wine Orbit
  • 2021 – 92 Points – Sam Kim, Wine Orbit
  • 2021 – 91 Points – London Wine Competition
  • 2021 – 90 Points – Stuart Knox, The Real Review
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Specifications

Vineyard Location

Vineyard Location

Mount Torrens, Lobethal - Adelaide Hills

Season

Season

2024 delivered a cool, even growing season that yielded wines with intense yet delicate flavours and vibrant colours. February and March saw an absence of rainfall, coupled with low crop yields and warmer temperatures, which led to an unusually fast-paced harvest. Perfect autumn weather, allowed us to complete the harvest by mid-April, a full month ahead of the 2023 harvest.

Vinification

Vinification

Slow, cool fermentation in stainless steel followed by fermentation in barrel for texture. Early bottling to retain freshness.

Technical

Technical

Clone: D1V7 • Alcohol: 13% • Residual Sugar: 2.8 g/L • Total Acidity: 6.3 g/L • pH: 3.31 • Altitude: 350-450m • Vegan: Yes • Vegetarian: Yes • Contains sulphites

Grape Variety

Grape Variety

100% Pinot Gris

Food Match

Food Match

Moules frite (mussels)

Production

Production

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Winemaker

Winemaker

The Lane Vineyard

Best Drinking

Best Drinking

2024-2025

Size

Size

750ml

Style-wise, The Lane 2023 Gris sits on the cusp between Grigio and Gris. Combines the two vinous personalities – Grigio’s green apple, lemony crunch and crispness with Gris-like pear and spice. Fermentation took place in stainless steel vats and was followed by time in oak. It contributes some discreet and attractive textural properties to the wine which is noted for its youthful acid drive. Super fresh to taste with good depth of fruit in Nashi pear, apple, lemon and a whisper of spring-like honeysuckle and clean spice. While on the crisper side for a Gris, it can actually open up more food matching possibilities especially when it comes to seafood.

- Jeni Port, Wine Pilot

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