95 Point Pated Jane Faulkner Halliday Wine Companion 

"Blocks B, E & F. There’s a decadence about this wine. It’s rich and ripe ?€“ not too much, as it has a coolness of its Upper Yarra site ?€“ but more in the depth and how it feels. All the usual and pleasing flavours are pressed together, then expand across the fuller-bodied palate. Lovely smooth tannins and the finish lingers long. 

93 Point Rated Andrew Graham, Australian Wine Review
"Another unquestionably committed De Bortoli Pinot Noir. The Riorret Lusatia Park Pinot Noir 2019 has this brooding darkness to it (which marks some 2019 Yarra Pinot releases), with a lifted but hardly open nose of dark fruit. Its is no strawberry bomb. There’s this inviting cherry flourish but then it all gets more gruff, secondary and beefier with a mushroom soup thickness starting to grab at the pretty cherry and strawberry lolly fruit. Damn, this is uncompromising in its Pinosity ?“ admirable, if not seductive.

93 Point Rated Erin Larkin, The Wine Advocate
“Deep in colour and dense in flavour, the 2019 Riorret Lusatia Park Pinot Noir is opulent and rich by a Yarra measure and shows mulberries, blood plums and poached raspberries alongside the usual splay of cherries, orange zest and spice. 

4 1/2 Stars - Rick Allen, Newcastle Herald Drinks - Riorret (Terroir spelt backwards) is part of a 200 dozen limited release. Unashamedly rich, dark and opulent. It's extroverted but no denying those pinot flavours. 

92 Point Rated Huon Hooke, The Real Review
"Deep, rich colour with the faintest trace of purple lingering and the bouquet starting to show development in its sappy, raspberry-bush, briary and charred-meat aromas. It's a trifle jammy, though. The palate has a slight metallic/steely feel with prominent acidity and tending dry-red-ish. It's probably drinking at or close to its peak. 

91 Point Rated Winestate Magazine
"Obvious aged notes to the meaty nose with an early savoury palate.

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The Drinks Business Global Pinot Noir Masters 2022