Hamilton Russell Vineyards, Pinot Noir Vertical 2015 – 2017 NV Bottle size: 750ml

'While many enthusiasts have cellared Hamilton Russell Vineyards Pinot noir over the years, there are still a lot who only encounter the wine at a youthful stage. This vertical allows enthusiasts to really get to know our Pinot noir and its story of place over time and through different life stages.' – Anthony Hamilton Russell

Each cellar aged bottle in the is invidually labelled with a limited print from Anthony and Olive Hamilton Russell’s private South African art collection. We only have a small number of these rare packs available.

Hamilton Russell Vineyards, Pinot Noir 2017
Featured artist: Alfred Krenz
'Continuing the subtle changes that have occurred under Emul Ross, the Hamilton Russell Pinot Noir is now a worthy stable mate for the estate’s Chardonnay. This shows the acidity of the 2017 vintage, with a fine perfume of wild strawberry and dried mushroom, subtle wood and a dense, complex, savoury finish. Drinkn 2019-27.' – Tim Atkin MW, SA Special Report 2018, 95/100

Alc: 13.3% | RS: 1.6 g/L | TA: 5.47 g/L | PH: 3.55

Hamilton Russell Vineyards, Pinot Noir 2016
Featured artist: Richard Scott
'Much more Burgundian in style, this reflects a low-yielding vintage with crisp acidity and fine tannins in charge on the palate. There isn't the same amount of up-front richness as the 2015 but Burgundy fans will love the gravelly precision and tension here, enhanced with use of 5% whole-bunch. This is a real terroir driven wine. Dark-cherry and spice notes on the palate with a long, lingering finish. Has a definite hint of Gevrey-Chambertin. Drinking Window 2020 - 2032.' – Andy Howard MW, Decanter 95/100

Alc: 13.9% | RS: 1.8 g/L | TA: 5.8 g/L | PH: 3.53

Hamilton Russell Vineyards, Pinot Noir 2015
Featured artist: Moses Tladi
'After some disappointments in recent years, the Hamilton Russell Pinot Noir seems to be back on track under the hand of Emul Ross. Using a fruit salad of clones, and benefiting from more unvirused material and less obvious wood, it’s savoury, structured and complex with an undertone of mint and ferrous concentration. Drink 2017-24.' – Tim Atkin MW, SA Special Report 2016, 94/100

Alc: 14.1% | RS: 1.8 g/L | TA: 5.8 g/L | PH: 3.53