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Mojo Fizz Chardonnay Pinot Noir NV

Mojo Fizz Chardonnay Pinot Noir NV
Wine Specs
Vintage
Non Vintage
Sugar

11.5

Acid

7.81

pH

3.17

Bottling Date
1
Alcohol %
11.5
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SKU: MOJSWHNV-N16

This bubbly is the epitome of fun and celebration. Vibrant and zingy, it’s driven by green apple and wild strawberry flavours balanced by lemon and lime tartness. A subtle undertone of creaminess morphs into a sherbet tang as it drifts toward a long, dry-ish finish. A great value fizz, it makes a great partner for shellfish or enjoy as a celebration in itself!

Tasting Note
Aroma

Fresh restrained, youthful aroma of subtle peach and white flowers with a whiff of doughiness from the yeast influence.

ClosureCork
GrapeChardonnay, Pinot Noir
Grape Variety

60% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir

Maturation
Oaked2
Palate

Appealing and vibrant palate driven by green apples and wild strawberries all well supported by a zingy lemon and lime tartness. A subtle layer of creamy meringue is found underneath, which morphs into a sherbetty tang as it drifts toward the long dryish finish.

VarietalV_CHARDONNAYPINOTNOIR
Vinification

Gentle pressing via membrane press followed by inoculation with neutral yeasts, fermented in stainless steel tanks at low temperatures (to add texture). Secondary fermentation via charmat method (tank fermentation).

RegionAdelaide Hills - SA
Region CodeDSAADEHILL
Region Notes
StateSA
Subregion
WinemakerMarty O'Flaherty
Wine StyleSparkling White
Tyson Stelzer
0
0
2017/05/02
Australian Sparkling Report 2017
This is a complex recipe and a compelling wine for the price, contrasting the bright, tangy fruit of the Adelaide Hills with the well-managed complexity of oak fermentation (one-third new, but you wouldn’t pick it). A pretty blush hue and low dosage make for a fun party style. Tank fermentation deprives it of texture and carry on the finish, but you can’t have everything at this price.
James Halliday
0
0
2014/07/21
James Halliday Australian Wine Companion, July 2014
Salmon-pink; made by the Charmat (tank fermentation) method; light, crisp, dry and fresh.
Winestate Panel
3
0
2012/11/05
Winestate Magazine, June 2012
Smells of strawberries and apples. A lean palate, not complex, but refreshing and vibrant.
Bronze Medal
3
0
2011/11/11
Sydney Royal Wine Show 2012
Winestate Panel
3
0
2012/11/05
Winestate Magazine, June 2012
Smells of strawberries and apples. A lean palate, not complex, but refreshing and vibrant.
Bronze Medal
3
0
2011/11/11
Sydney Royal Wine Show 2012
Gold Medal
5
0
2013/11/13
Royal Adelaide Wine Show 2013
James Halliday
0
0
2014/07/21
James Halliday Australian Wine Companion, July 2014
Salmon-pink; made by the Charmat (tank fermentation) method; light, crisp, dry and fresh.
Tyson Stelzer
0
0
2017/05/02
Australian Sparkling Report 2017
This is a complex recipe and a compelling wine for the price, contrasting the bright, tangy fruit of the Adelaide Hills with the well-managed complexity of oak fermentation (one-third new, but you wouldn’t pick it). A pretty blush hue and low dosage make for a fun party style. Tank fermentation deprives it of texture and carry on the finish, but you can’t have everything at this price.
Winestate Panel
3
0
2012/11/05
Winestate Magazine, June 2012
Smells of strawberries and apples. A lean palate, not complex, but refreshing and vibrant.
Bronze Medal
3
0
2011/11/11
Sydney Royal Wine Show 2012
Wine Specs
Vintage
Non Vintage
Sugar

11.5

Acid

7.81

pH

3.17

Bottling Date
1
Alcohol %
11.5
Wine Profile
Awards
James Halliday
0
0
2014/07/21
James Halliday Australian Wine Companion, July 2014
Salmon-pink; made by the Charmat (tank fermentation) method; light, crisp, dry and fresh.
Winemaker Notes

Mojo was once referred to as a magical charm or amulet containing special powers. It was these supernatural powers that protected from evil or crossed conditions and evoked the bringing of good karma. The secret of our Mojo lies in its ‘magnetism’, with funky branding and great wine. These varieties thrive in the cool climate and high altitude of the Adelaide Hills, where the crisp spring and early summer weather preserves the grape’s natural acidity, heightening and defining the flavour. Only the best parcels of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir available to us (predominantly from the Onkaparinga Valley), are blended into this product. The combination of the geographic location, careful handling of the pristine fruit and thoughtful blending allows us to deliver this youthfully fruit driven and easy drinking sparkling wine to you. Serve chilled and leave the strawberries out…there’s enough of that flavour in the wine already!

Food Pairing Notes
seafood, dessert, salad, antipasto