Place Of Changing Winds Between Two Mountain Pinot Noir 2022

Place of Changing Winds is roughly equidistant between Mount Macedon and Mount Bullengarook, hence the name of this cuvée which is essentially the most representative Pinot of the season. It’s a fine, textural Pinot produced from all their plots (including their highest-density vines), save what went into the tiny Beyond the Forest cuvée. It spent 18 months maturing in Stockinger casks with 50% new oak (although this new component was a 1,000 cask, so very little impact). It’s a wine that should drink well young, but we also believe it has significant cellaring potential. It was bottled in January 2024. Alcohol: 13.2%. Closure: Diam 30. Only 2,564 bottles and 24 magnums produced.