A cheeky little Pinot for a cheeky little bird.
Torea Oystercatcher Martinborough Pinot Noir
- Martinborough Pinot Noir (who the Martinborough producer is remains a mystery!)
- The Torea is the Maori word for the native oystercatcher bird
- Aged 12 months in French oak this is an bright, fresh, easy drinking Pinot Noir
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The Torea is the oystercatcher bird found on Aotearoa’s rocky and sandy coastlines. A cheeky, plucky little bird and a lot like this cheeky little Martinborough Pinot that’s named after it.
Which famous Martinborough winery produces the Pinot remains a bit of a mystery – but it’s undeniably good value and made in an everyday, easy drinking style.
And for the money – well you can’t go wrong really. Aged 12 months in French oak this is a bright, fresh Pinot from Martinborough with berry and cherry fruit flavours. Catch it before it flies outta here.
- 13.5%
- 750ml
- Screwcap
