Stonier Pinot Noir 2025 hasn’t been fully detailed publicly yet, but based on the recent 2023–2024 releases and Stonier’s 2025 vintage commentary, you can expect a deeply aromatic, medium‑bodied Mornington Peninsula Pinot with real density, presence and fine structure. Under Julian Grounds, all eight 2025 Stonier wines (including Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir) were scored between 95 and 97 points, so quality will be seriously high.

Stylistically, recent Stonier Pinot Noir shows dark cherry, strawberry and raspberry with blood orange, red flowers, subtle herbs and forest floor, framed by silky, sandy tannins and bright acidity. The 2025 Stonier Pinot Noir should follow suit: luminous ruby colour, perfumed red and dark cherry, wild raspberry, dried strawberry, spice and gentle earthy notes, with a supple, mid‑weight palate that balances juicy fruit with savoury complexity.

In the glass, think of it as a refined yet generous Mornington Pinot suited to roast duck, grilled salmon, mushroom risotto or herb‑roast chicken, drinking beautifully on release but with 5–6 years of cellaring potential. If you enjoy the 2023 and 2024 Stonier Pinot Noir, the 2025 vintage should feel like a step up in polish and intensity rather than a stylistic shift.