Hugh Hamilton 'The Trickster' Pinot Grigio white-wine

Hugh Hamilton 'The Trickster' Pinot Grigio white-wineVintage: 2024 Adelaide Hills, SA ALC: 12% If this wine were a hat (which it's not), it would be a Chiquita Hat (a Brazilian Fruit Hat). Not to be confused with a Pinot gris style wine, this is very clearly a Pinot grigio style. Why? Because the fruit was deliberately picked at the lower end of its acceptable range to retain the quintessential crisp, light, fine qualities of both the variety and the region. It's very light and breezy. Orange blossom,

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when they planted their Fiano vines in 2007

Beautifully clean with acidity and a long lasting finish

It’d be hard not to become a vino obsessive when your Barossa Valley upbringing meant dried grape seeds cushioning falls from the monkey bars and early morning pruning as teens

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