Harrow Hill Pinot Noir
Red · Pinot Noir
$38A neighbourhood wine bar with a bottle shop in the back. Forty wines by the glass, small plates until late, and any bottle on the shelf opened at the table for $15 corkage.
Choose a dish and we'll show the bottles that make it sing. Every recommendation comes from our sommelier's notebook.
Step 1 What's on the plate tonight?
Sommelier's ruleEarthy dishes meet earthy wines. Pinot Noir is the classic handshake.
Step 2 Pour one of these (3 wines)
Red · Pinot Noir
$38Red · Syrah
$54Red · Cabernet Sauvignon
$62White · Chardonnay
$32White · Riesling
$26Rosé · Grenache & Mourvèdre
$22Sparkling · Chardonnay & Pinot Noir
$44Dessert · Sémillon
$36Three wines in black glasses. Guess the grape, win the bottle.
A different grower pours and talks every week.
Free pours of new arrivals, 13:00 – 16:00.
Records, spritzes and the last of the cheese.
Lime zest, white peach and wet stone. Off-dry and electric.
Wild strawberry, watermelon rind and a pinch of sea salt.
Wild strawberry, rose petal and forest floor over a silky, cool finish.
Apricot, honey and bitter marmalade. Botrytis in a good year.
The club shipments feel curated by a friend, not an algorithm. The tasting notes card alone is worth it.
Sat at the long table for the harvest dinner. Candles, rows of vines, and a Pinot I still think about.
The taproom quiz is chaos in the best way. Cloud Orchard hazy is the reason we keep coming back.
A winery that tastes of its hill, not its marketing budget.The Cellar Ledger
The Pinot Noir is quietly among the most thoughtful in the region.Vine & Table Monthly
Come for the wine, stay for the taproom, leave with gin.Weekend Pour
Members take 10–20% off the shelf, get two free glasses a month and first pick of every allocation.