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Little Giant

Little Giant Pinot Noir 2025

Little Giant Pinot Noir 2025

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Dozen Price: $215.88

RRP: $25.00

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The 2025 Little Giant Pinot Noir presents a lively and expressive wine, showcasing pronounced aromas of red cherry, raspberry, and delicate floral nuances. On the palate, it reveals a silky, medium-bodied texture with vivid red fruit flavours accented by subtle spice and gentle earthy notes. Well-defined tannins combined with crisp acidity provide structure and harmony, culminating in a refined and graceful finish.

Wine Specifications

Variety: Pinot Noir

Size: 750mL

Region: South Australia

ABV: 13.5%

Vintage: 2025

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Winery & Vintage Info

The southern hairy-nose wombat is smaller than other wombats but is stocky, robust and the proud state emblem of South Australia. Like the might of the little wombat, Little Giant is crafted from premium regional South Australian fruit from established vineyards that deliver character and interest well above their size and weight.

Hand-crafted and made with minimal additions and preservatives, these are wines made of the vineyard. The grapes are picked at optimal ripeness, minimally handled in the winery and fruit vibrancy is not hidden by non-essential artefact. Seeking first and foremost fruit expression, drinkability and to be a great accompaniment to food. Don’t let the size fool you, these are wines you’ll want to drink.

The 2025 vintage in South Australia was defined by an early, fast-paced harvest due to spring frosts, drought, and intense summer heat. Yields were down, but fruit quality was excellent, with concentrated flavours and natural acidity. Red wines show richness and depth, while whites maintain freshness and balance.

From premium vineyards in South Australia, grapes were hand picked then fermented with a small portion of whole bunch (about 5%) for complexity. The wine was then added to 600L barrels for maturation, a portion of which had seen 30% new oak the rest was consigned to old oak.

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