Winery: Tamar Ridge Region: Tasmania Variety: Pinot Noir   Your Wine Guy says:   A good value offering from Northern Tasmania, a light to medium bodied pinot with good fruit purity and delicate but intense varietal character from start to finish. 90 Points YWG   Critics say:   Outrageously good pinot for the money and a ringing endorsement for big-picture Tasmanian terroir, Super-fine strawberry and fresh wild raspberry fruit aromas, terrific lift and life, primary and fine. The palate moves in a similar vein, sliding along fine fresh acid-etched lines, precise and harmonious, red fruit flavours running elegant and long. 92 Points Nick Stock Penguin Good Australian Wine Guide   Direct, fresh and light, with red cherry and strawberry fruit; clear-cut varietal fruit in a plum spectrum. 89 Points James Halliday Wine Companion   The winemaker says:   Bright cherry red with purple tinges. Rich, spicy plum fruit aromas with hints of black cherry and strawberry and an underlying touch of savoury. Mouthfilling fruit with ripe plum and cherry flavours and hints of spicy and savoury complexity. This wine is made as a lighter bodied style but there is no shortage of flavour backed up with fine, silky tannins and a long supple finish. Winemakers - Andrew Pirie & Tom Ravech   Winery/Label Information:   The Devil’s Corner is a section of the Tamar River near Tamar Ridge’s Kayena Vineyard. It is a calm area of refuge for sailors away from the potentially wild waters of Whirlpool Reach to the south, and has been used as such for over 200 years. Crafted from 100% pinot noir from Tamar Ridge’s Tamar Valley vineyards in Northern Tasmania. Devil's Corner Pinot Noir There are no products to display Ok