Mark Haisma Bogan Goes Walkabout

A unique and adventurous blend combining the elegance of Pinot Noir with the spice and structure of Syrah.

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Region : Burgundy, France

Product Type : Gamay, Pinot Noir, Syrah

Vintage: 2021
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Mark Haisma Bogan Goes Walkabout is a characterful, small-run bottling designed for pure drinkability, with lively fruit and a savoury nuance that keeps the palate engaged.

In the cellar the touch is unforcedgentle fermentation and mostly neutral maturation preserve clarity, while a short period of settling or lees contact helps knit the texture without adding weight.

The project often spotlights fruit grown with conscientious methods, aligning with a broader low-intervention philosophy and a preference for parcels that don't require heavy corrective winemaking.

Mark Haisma's label is a bridge between worlds: an Australian who embraced Burgundy, bottling wines that combine local authenticity with an outsider's clarity and a storyteller's sense of fun.

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Wine details

13% ABV - Vin de France (Burgundy/Rhone Blend)

Sustainability

A creative blend sourced from responsibly farmed vineyards in Burgundy and the Northern Rhone; minimal intervention ensures a seamless marriage.

Tasting notes

An intriguing nose of dark cherries from the Pinot Noir, layered with black pepper and smoked meat notes of Syrah. The palate is medium-bodied and well-structured, offering a harmonious blend of red and black fruits. The tannins are supple but provide good grip. The finish is savoury and spicy.

Serving temperature

Serve at 15-17 °C

Food pairings

Pairs excellently with grilled lamb chops or pepper steak. For an Asian pairing, try it with Black Pepper Crab, Cumin Lamb, or spicy Sichuan stir-fried beef.

Awards & recognition

Praised for its innovative spirit and balance, receiving high marks for complexity and value from those looking for something outside the box.

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