"Bannockburn’s Olive Hill Pinot Noir is grown on vines planted in 1976, which means that it’s grown on Bannockburn’s oldest vines.
This is very Bannockburn. It’s a mix of earth, undergrowth, beet and mineral notes, pulled along by ripe red/black cherry flavours, and all framed by firm, iodine-and-mineral tannin. It’s earth, fruit, sinew and bone in one; there’s nothing overtly sweet up-front and yet there’s plenty to hold onto. This is right in the Bannockburn groove, I would say."
94 Points
Campbell Mattinson, The Wine Front