Pipe Organ

ADELAIDE HILLS PINOT NOIR

When the late Greg Trott learned of the demise of an impressive pipe organ at an Adelaide Hills church, his fertile mind started ticking. He secretly purchased the remains before presenting new winery plans - inclusive of organ - to the WW tribe.

And what an organ! A 30 rank, 3 manual, electro/pneumatic action pipe organ by the British maker Dodd, dating back to 1900. Lovingly resuscitated, it awaits a new life at Wirra Wirra when space can be found and our accountant can not. Because for bean-counters, a winery organ makes as much sense as conjuring a hatful of pinot noir to satisfy a winemaker's lust. Which we did - courtesy of the Gower vineyard at Lenswood.

Some wines simply name themselves - The Adelaide Hills Pipe Organ Pinot Noir.

Tasting Note                       

2008 Vintage
2007 Vintage