The color, unusually rich for a Pinot Noir, reflects the sun-drenched vintage and the meticulous leaf-plucking process before veraison. The aroma is a symphony of spicy, sappy, ripe cherries with delicate floral nuances that lend Pinot Noir its enchanting complexity. The 2014 vintage has yielded one of the most aromatic Foggy Hill Pinot Noirs to date.

Foggy Hill's north-facing slope takes its name from the seasonal fogs that gracefully envelope the spine of the Fleurieu Peninsula, wafting in from the Great Southern Ocean during summer and autumn. This maritime microclimate blesses the vineyard with cool days and moderately warm nights, nurturing the grapes to produce wines of exceptional intensity and fragrance.

Brian Croser, a pioneering figure in Australian winemaking, stands as one of the early proponents of the profound connection between grape variety and terroir. He fervently believes that terroir is the ultimate determinant of fine wine and that achieving it requires a gentle, hands-off approach in viticulture. All efforts are focused on the vineyards to ensure that the vines themselves achieve the ideal chemistry and flavor balance.