Trophy Champion Pinot @ NZ Int'l Wine Show!
Maude Poison Creek Pinot Noir
- Trophy Champion Pinot Noir & Double Gold medal (NZ International Wine Show 2026), 95/100 (Cam Douglas MS), 94/100 (James Suckling), 94/100 (Stephen Wong MW, The Real Review)
- "Vibrant red cherry and wild berry flavours, delicate floral notes and subtle spice, balanced by silky tannins and a long, elegant finish." (NZ Int'l Wine Show)
- Using single vineyard fruit from the Poison Creek vineyard in Queensberry. The creek got its name after cattle who were poisoned by the Tutu (plants) growing in the hills back in the day
- Extremely limited stocks
NZIWS Gold
Cam Douglas MS – 95+ Outstanding
James Suckling – 94 Points
NZIWS Double Gold
The Real Review – 4 Stars
NZIWS Trophy
3 in stock
If first class Central Otago Pinot Noir is your poison we’ve got just the thing – Maude Poison Creek Pinot Noir. Trophy winner for Champion Pinot Noir at the NZ International Wine Show 2026 to go with the Double Gold it also earned, meaning every senior judge awarded it Gold!
The judges said “vibrant red cherry and wild berry flavours, delicate floral notes and subtle spice, balanced by silky tannins and a long, elegant finish.”
Using single vineyard fruit from the Poison Creek vineyard in Queensberry. The creek got its name after cattle who were poisoned by the Tutu (plants) growing in the hills back in the day. In fact it’s not the only local creek with a slightly ghoulish backstory – others include Dead Horse Creek and Sheepskin Creek where miners in the early gold mining days would discard the skin of sheep captured for some mutton!
Absolute top draw Central Pinot and extremely short in supply after winning such a huge gong. Grab it while you can.
- 14%
- 750ml
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