The Bindi Darshan Pinot Noir is a tribute bottling named for founder Bill Darshan Singh Dhillon, and it's one of the most refined expressions from this storied Macedon Ranges estate. Planted in 2014 on quartz-rich soils, the Darshan vineyard is densely packed—over 11,000 vines per hectare, with a high-density “Crazy” section planted at double that. The wine is all about perfume and finesse. Expect lifted aromatics of spice and florals, followed by a sinewy, flowing palate that glides with precision and length. It’s matured for 15–17 months in French oak (around 35% new), adding quiet power beneath the elegance. As with all Bindi wines, the Darshan is organically farmed and made with minimal intervention, capturing the true character of this singular site.