Prince Albert Vineyard
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Waurn Ponds VIC 3216
Australia
Prince Albert Vineyard is a small vineyard located at Waurn Ponds, south of Geelong in Southern Victoria. The 2 hectare vineyard is planted exclusively with pinot noir on a north facing slope of terra rossa soil, which sits on abed of limestone/marle - ideal for the variety.
The Prince Albert pinot is made on site and has the following characteristics: cranberries and vanilla, raspberry, a touch of spice and some florals. The palate shows sweet juicy fruits, red cherries and wood spices.
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- Geelong and Bellarine Peninsula
- Great Ocean Road
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