| Entry Information |
| Purple Hands Wines |
| 2021 |
| 9 |
| 9#5 |
| Purple Hands Wines |
| Colours of the South Pinot Blanc |
| 2021 |
| Single Vineyard |
| Greg Barritt |
| Yes |
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| Judging Results |
| Bronze |
| Lemon and lime on the nose, tart citric acid line which fades after mid palate leaving a waxy finish. Bright fruit on palate, lacking complexity but a happy wine. |
| Floral nose and palate, nice length of flavour, mild acidity, slight lychee, creamy, easy to drink |
| highly aromatic, fruit freshness pushed too far, finishes lean, looking for a little more |
| bright, clean, pears, cashew nuts, good acid line, balanced, textural finish |
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| Varietal: Pinot Blanc/Bianco, GI: Barossa Valley, 100% |
| Unknown, Roostock: Chardonnay, 100% |
| Clay |
| 320 Metres above sea level |
| 1900 Vines / Ha |
| 2004 |
| Dripper |
| Conventional |
| 6.00 Tonnes / Ha |
| 03 / Feb / 2021 |
| 562 (mm) Rainfall from July to June in the year(s) of harvest |
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| Wine Making Information |
| Old Wood 100% |
| Small Format Oak 100% |
| 08 / Jul / 2021 |
| Screw |
| 330 |
| False |
| Craig Stansborough |
