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Storm Ignis Pinot Noir 2023

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Management number 253493972 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$34.00 Model Number 253493972
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Storm Ignis Pinot Noir 2023 is an elegant, terroir-driven South African red wine crafted by winemaker Hannes Storm. Sourced from a single, north-facing 2.38-hectare vineyard planted in decomposed granite soils, it opens with expressive, fragrant aromatics of wild strawberry, sour cherry, red currant, and crushed rose petals, layered with subtle flinty smoke, dried herbs, and warm baking spices. The palate is light- to medium-bodied, refined, and energetic, showcasing pure red fruit balanced by bright natural acidity, delicate mineral tension, and ultra-fine, silky tannins.

Food Pairing: Pairs wonderfully with duck breast, roasted pork tenderloin, rack of lamb, pan-seared salmon, wild mushroom risotto, and mild cheeses.

96 Points - James Suckling

Lovely aromas of red tea, dried flowers, wild strawberries and orange peel. It’s very elegant, bright and delicious, with purity and freshness. Medium-bodied, tight and cool, with fine and slightly nervy tannins. Very long. 759 cases produced. Drink or hold.

94 Points - Robert Parker's Wine Advocate

In the bottle with the black wax capsule, the Storm 2023 Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley Pinot Noir Ignis opens to smoky campfire ash and savory undertones layered over ripe yet vibrant fruit. The wine feels bright and punchy despite its sultry aromatic profile, finishing with admirable balance and composure. It sees 100% whole-bunch fermentation with cold maceration and native ferments, completes malolactic fermentation in barrel and matures 12 months in French oak, with 28% new oak. The fruit comes from a gentle north-facing slope in the Upper Valley rooted in decomposed granite and shale, soils that contribute both savory complexity and structural lift in this cool-climate pocket of the Cape. Production is 9,100 bottles.


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