Newly released vintage of Ingram Road Pinot Noir by Helens Hill. In recent years the Ingram Road Pinot Noir has established itself as one of the better value Pinot Noir's currently on the market and the newly released 2012 vintage is another fine example.

This wine is subtle but exhibits intense flavours encompassing black cherry, raspberry, strawberry earthy herbal characteristic, hints of spice, firm bit not over powering acidity and soft tannins.

Reviews of the 2010 Ingram Road Pinot Noir included below;

"92 Points. The wine opens with strong, bright purple-red. This is an excellent pinot noir at the give-away price, benefitting from the very good growing conditions of the season, with French oak and ripe tannins woven through red and black cherry fruit flavours. The finish is long and satisfying, and the wine will blossom over the next few years. Drink By: 2015"- James Halliday, winecompanion.com.au

"A growing number of high-quality cheaper wines highlights Australia's maturing pinot growing and making skills. In this instance, Helens Hill Estate's second label, Ingram Road, delivers the aroma, flavour and structure of decent pinot at an affordable price. It has floral and cherry-like varietal aromas that flow through to a vibrant, medium-bodied palate, supported by fine, firm tannins and completed by earthy and savoury notes. Scott McCarthy makes the wine from estate grown fruit off 12- and 13-year old vines. It's an early drinking style enjoy any time over the next two or three years."- Chris Shanahan, Canberra Times, October 2011.