As always the back label is the from label for Lethbridge Pinot Noir 2015 Terroir its all about the bugs. The concept of terroir is firmly entrenched in our thinking about wine and its provenance. This is especially true for Pinot Noir. Speculation abounds as to the major influences on terroir and include soil, aspect and according to the wine board of Burgundy, even technical skill, choice of tools and methods. A recent paper in the scientific journal, Nature*, suggests significant genetic differences between microbial populations from different geographic locations, correlates closely with differences in the resulting wine. These results reveal what we have always known: the importance of biodiversity in producing wines with a sense of place. Hence our adherence to biodynamic principles. – RayReviews\”Not that this is for guzzling but it has a thirst-quenching quality about it. It\’s the acidity and the abundance of juicy, tangy cherry fruit with whole-bunch qualities and it\’s overall freshness. It\’s by no means simple, the tannins are supple, the body compact, oak part of the equation but not dominating and the feeling this is special. 95 Points – Jane Faulkner, James Halliday Wine Companion