The Fogarty family first landed in Tasmania from Ireland in the mid-1800s, and have recently returned to their roots with their exciting project Lowestoft. Purchased in 1830 by Thomas Lowes, he was one of the very first people to plant vines in the region near Hobart. They create pristine, luxury Tasmanian wines that provide joyous drinking experiences.

An alluring wine from the outset, this Pinot Noir exudes charm and sophistication. The nose offers a lifted perfume of dried cranberry, dark cherry and pomegranate fruits, threaded seamlessly with exotic spice notes of cinnamon, star anise and earthy sandalwood tones. The palate is luminous with layers of complex dried red fruits and savoury spice framed with precise acid lines and plush powdered cocoa tannins.