
Western Australia · Margaret River · Wilyabrup
Pierro
The Chardonnay specialist. Mike Peterkin's Pierro Chardonnay is widely considered one of Australia's iconic wines — voluptuous, rich, buttery, 100 % malolactic, 50 % new oak, balanced by …
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Why Pierro?
- Known for
- Spätburgunder & Chardonnay from Margaret River
- Style
- Set the trend that countless Australian Chardonnays now follow.
- Farming
- High-density planting (4,000–5,500 vines/ha vs
- Since
- 1979
Varieties
- Chardonnay (flagship
- Gin-Gin clone)
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Semillon
- Sauvignon Blanc
- + 2 more
Management
Management
Dr. Michael "Mike" Peterkin (founder, owner, winemaker — still works as a GP every Friday)Farming
High-density planting (4,000–5,500 vines/ha vs. Australian standard 1,900/ha) — Margaret Rivers erste Hochdichte-Bepflanzung; minimal-intervention; meticulous, scientific approachStyle
The Chardonnay specialist. Mike Peterkin's Pierro Chardonnay is widely considered one of Australia's iconic wines — voluptuous, rich, buttery, 100 % malolactic, 50 % new oak, balanced by taut acidity. Set the trend that countless Australian Chardonnays now follow. "Quietly cantankerous" perfectionism.
Awards
Langton's Classification "Outstanding" (Pierro Chardonnay); James Halliday Wine Companion 97 points (2024 vintage); James Halliday Top 100 Wines (regular feature); Halliday 5 Red Stars
Services
Restaurant
Cellar door tastings (humble, low-key — the wines do the talking)
Contact
Address
Caves Road, 6280 WilyabrupWebsite
www.pierro.com.auFOR WINERIES
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