Brian Croser chose one of the coolest, dampest spots on the Fleurieu Peninsula to plant pinot noir vines after identifying Foggy Hill as a “distinquished site.” The veteran winemaker’s faith has been rewarded with delightful 2009; ethereal aromas are followed up by a medium-bodied, dry and subtle wine on the palate with hints of both stalks and earthiness. A savoury, beautifully structured wine that opened up over the 48 hours after the cork had been pulled. What a pity it is under cork, though.
(Source: http://wdwineoftheweek.blogspot.com/2010/08/tapanappa-2009-foggy-hill-vi…)
