Yellow Tail Pinot Noir 75cl
AED 35.00
Light-bodied Aussie Pinot Noir that keeps things juicy, not heavy. Think ripe cherry, strawberry compote, a little spice, and that soft, silky feel that makes weeknight red wine dangerously easy to love. Great pick if you want a red wine with bright fruit and gentle tannins, not a mouth-drying monster.
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75cl / 750ml |
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Juicy, easygoing, and full of red-fruit charm, this Australian Pinot Noir is the kind of red wine you open when you want flavour without the drama. It’s light-bodied, food-friendly, and built for people who like their reds bright, not bruising.
Pinot Noir can be a bit of a diva sometimes. This one isn’t. It leans into what makes the grape fun, fresh berries, soft tannins, and a clean, drink-again finish, so you can pour a glass and keep the conversation moving.
- Appearance: Bright ruby with a clear, lively look.
- Nose: Cherry and strawberry up front, with a hint of sweet spice and a light earthy touch.
- Taste: Red berries and plum, lively acidity that keeps it snappy, and gentle tannins that stay friendly.
- Body: Light-bodied, more “silky sip” than “big red workout.”
- Finish: Clean and fruity, with a little spice that hangs around just long enough.
Why it deserves shelf space: it’s a reliable, no-fuss Pinot Noir with a crowd-pleasing berry core, which makes it a solid choice for anyone building a red wine rotation that doesn’t feel intimidating. If you’re usually a white-wine person but want to cross over, this is a smart place to start.
It also plays nice with food, especially anything that doesn’t want to be steamrolled by a heavy red. Think roast chicken, mushroom pasta, salmon, or a board with soft cheeses and cured meats. It’s the rare red that can keep up with lighter dishes without disappearing.
And because it’s Pinot Noir, you get that classic combo of bright fruit plus a subtle savoury edge, which keeps every sip interesting instead of one-note.
Fun Fact: Yellow Tail’s famous jumping kangaroo label helped kick off Australia’s modern wine boom overseas, turning easy-to-love Aussie wine into a global fridge staple!
