This mystery wine is the Heirloom Vineyards Adelaide Hills Pinot Noir 2012 mentioned earlier today and rated 94++ points by Philip White:
This top shelf brand is the precursor of Zar and Elena Brooks's Dandelion Vineyards: although I missed it then, Brooks advises me it existed before they also went into Dandelion with Carl Lindner. And top shelf it is: at once more sensual and supple as much as meaty and fleshy, it looks like a new benchmark for Adelaide Hills Pinot from this side of the glass. It smells like a peppery borscht, and then it smells like black Iberian ham, and then like dried fig, and then like dates, and then like chinotto … yet always like Pinot. It’s smooth and elegant, yet generously flavoured and formed; perhaps a little cheeky now, but soon to be purring like a great big black cat thing. Rather than unlock the confounding tease of a sensory puzzle that is Pinot at its best, this baby simply makes the whole thing more confusing in a splendidly delicious and stylish way. If it had come from Burgundy, you could add $100 to that price. Very impressive wine indeed.
URBANSPRING - thanks/credit to JohnnieB
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Thanks, I just ordered a dozen. I had been looking at this one for a while but had been put off by reviews on their website talking about bottle variation. At $119 I decided it is worth a punt.