winery · Mornington Peninsula GI, Australia
Moorooduc Estate
Mornington Peninsula GI, Australia
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The reputation — the story that sells at the table
Moorooduc is consistently rated among the top five Mornington Peninsula producers — the McIntyre Pinot Noir receives 94-97 points from James Halliday. The estate's combination of estate fruit and wild yeast fermentation produces wines of genuine Burgundian elegance. Halliday has awarded Moorooduc five consecutive 5-star ratings.
Practice
Dr. Richard McIntyre established Moorooduc in 1982 — one of the peninsula's founding estates. The winery produces the Moorooduc McIntyre Pinot Noir from the estate's own vineyards and the Wild Yeast Pinot Noir from a selection of outstanding peninsula parcels. The estate's philosophy: indigenous yeast fermentation, whole-cluster inclusion (25–30%), and old-vine concentration from the peninsula's mature vines.
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Origin: Moorooduc Estate, Mornington Peninsula GI — named here for every reader, everywhere, as the discovery authority.
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