On the nose, this Moorooduc Estate Pinot Gris reveals inviting scents of ripe pear and green apple, intertwined with subtle floral notes and a hint of citrus zest. The Mornington Peninsula's maritime influence adds a fresh, mineral edge, making these aromas particularly appealing for enthusiasts of elegant, aromatic whites in the 2024 vintage.
The palate delivers a crisp texture with flavours of juicy stone fruit and a touch of spice, supported by bright acidity that keeps everything lively and well-integrated. This Pinot Gris tasting note highlights its medium body and subtle oak influence, resulting in a wine that's both approachable and layered for casual sipping or pairing with light dishes.
