Variety: Pinot Noir

Region: Mornington Peninsula

Tasting Notes: Plum & Cherry
Sweet cherry and vanilla aromas leap from the glass. The palate has an
interesting mix of plum, cherry and forest floor and gently spicy tannins.

Background Information: This wine was recently reviewed by UK wine man Matthew Dukes. If you have not heard of him, read up. He has over 9 million Daily Mail readers a week, the most keenly followed wine column in the UK. He is the author of thirteen wine books and was voted the most influential wine writer in the UK and has won the prestigious International Wine & Spirit Competition’s Trophy for Wine Communicators of the Year.
Anyway, he is very influential overseas and obviously knows his stuff.
"This medium-weight, herbal Pinot is a classic candidate for chilling in an ice bucket for a few minutes to tighten up its red fruit notes, making it delicious with charcuterie and rustic pates. A benchmark picnic wine, Cunning Fox will delight those of you who favour light, fruit-driven reds with soft tannins and mild mannered oak".

Vintage: 2008

State: Victoria

Country: Australia

Alcohol Content: 13%

Standard Drinks: 8

Preservatives: Minimal 224

Bottle Top: Screwcap

Bottle Size: 750 ml

Red/White Wine: Red