Cornish Point vineyard has been a Pinot Noir experiment area for the last 10 years or so, where the Felton Road team tries out different clones and rootstocks to try to figure out what marries best with the terroir. Fermented with wild yeasts, aged in French Oak and unfined / unfiltered, the wines have been bottled seperately and sold slightly cheaper than Felton Road up to the 2006 vintage. Some of the wine from Cornish Point has been bottled as a Felton Road single vineyard wine from the 2007 vintage onwards.

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