Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Tributary gets its name from being sandwiched between Stockyard Creek and the stream in front, both of which join up and feed into Corner Inlet, a few hundred metres away. The block is north east facing and planted to two widely used clones of Pinot Noir. The first, MV6, has a long history in Australia reputedly having been imported by James Busby in the 1830’s and actually quite well adapted to our warmer climate. The other, 115, is a high quality modern selection that is favoured worldwide for its concentration and perfume. The 2025 is a bold, concentrated wine with plums and spice bursting from the glass. Crunchy and refreshing with lower alcohol than the other wines, less silky but more concentrated.
Tributary gets its name from being sandwiched between Stockyard Creek and the stream in front, both of which join up and feed into Corner Inlet, a few hundred metres away. The block is north east facing and planted to two widely used clones of Pinot Noir. The first, MV6, has a long history in Australia reputedly having been imported by James Busby in the 1830’s and actually quite well adapted to our warmer climate. The other, 115, is a high quality modern selection that is favoured worldwide for its concentration and perfume. The 2025 is a bold, concentrated wine with plums and spice bursting from the glass. Crunchy and refreshing with lower alcohol than the other wines, less silky but more concentrated.