Today folks, we’re pulling some special back vintages of Hoddles Creek 1er Pinot Blanc out of the cellar, and trust me you don’t want to miss this 6 pack. Widely regarded as one of the top Pinot Blancs in the country, Peter Forrestal even said, “I don’t know of a better Pinot Blanc in the country than that from Hoddles Creek.” And just to sweeten the deal, the 6-pack is over 30% off usually $239.95, but today it’s yours for only $160.
whats included:
2 x 2021 Hoddles Creek Estate 1er Pinot Blanc – 93 Points
Cooler vintage. Flinty, focused and beautifully structured.
93 Points – The Wine Front
"Quartz, apple, pear, boiled lollies and seaspray... textured, with both brightness and brood. It’s not big in flavour but carries internal power. Still has tricks hidden up there."
92 Points – Halliday Wine Companion
"Lemon rind, white flowers, matchstick, citrus and almond meal framed by gravelly minerality. Long, lemony finish with great persistence."
Drink now–2026+.
2 x 2022 Hoddles Creek Estate 1er Pinot Blanc – 93 Points
Rich and expressive with serious detail.
93 Points – The Wine Front
"Nashi pear, marzipan, fennel and lime. Supple yet refreshing, palate-coating, and beautifully judged. Finishes with a corkscrew of lime and talc-like minerality."
Textural and balanced with cool-climate finesse.
Peter Forrestal: “I don’t know of a better Pinot Blanc in the country than that from Hoddles Creek.”
2 x 2023 Hoddles Creek Estate 1er Pinot Blanc – 95 Points
The most opulent of the three, showing ripe fruit and superb structure.
95 Points – Nick Munday (Canterbury Wines)
"A fuller-bodied, more succulent example than 2021. Compelling pear flavours, rich, textured palate with mouth-watering acidity and length to burn. A gorgeous drink."
Bright peaches, gentle nuttiness, and a crisp, vibrant finish.
Boccaccio Cellars offers real time shipping rates at checkout. These are heavily subsidised rates directly from Australia Post and will vary depending on your postcode.
Unfortunately, due to the ever increasing costs of postage we are unable to offer free shipping any longer. Postal increases have seen the average box of wine range from $30-$60, which can represent up to 500% of the cost of the average bottle of wine.
Your postal costs are calculated on the following factors:
- Where in Australia you are shipping to (Where rural postcodes obviously attract a higher charge)
- What in Australia you are shipping (Beer and water for example, are calculated in real time without any additional subsidy. This is because the margins for these products are minimal). Dry goods attract a discounted flat fee of $12 per carton (Calculated by gross weight).
Pickups on all items are encouraged.
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