Part of Howard Park’s newest Wine Club exclusive range: “Arbor Novae.” The range celebrates their partnership with the environmental charity Carbon Positive Australia.
Arbor Novae means “new trees” in Latin and is an expression of Howard Park’s ongoing connection
with the trees that support the ecosystem of their own vineyards. This extends out into the
Eucalypt forests of South West Western Australia. Howard Park also support Carbon Positive’s tree planting and landscape restoration with $1.50 from each bottle sold.
Howard Park’s support of WA artists continues here with the Arbor Novae labels display original paintings by Fremantle artist Andy Quilty.

Howard Park take their fruit the Mount Barrow vineyard.

Howard Park, Arbor Novae, Pinot Gris, Great Southern, 2020

A very slight golden hue representing minimal skin contact. Nose of musk, balsa wood, brown pear, crushed rocket and melon pith. Textural and sharp. Tooth cutting acidity works its way through the grippy palate. Drying and driving brown spice and pear flesh with plenty of charisma.

RRP: $30
Alc: 13%
Rating: 18/20 (92/100)

Wine sample courtesy of Howard Park