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Classic succulent Central Pinot - dark, savoury fruit and spicy flavours!
Classic succulent Central Pinot - dark, savoury fruit and spicy flavours!
- HOT PRICE ON THIS 5 STAR RATED CENTRAL PINOT!
- Classic succulent Central Pinot with dark, savoury fruit and spicy flavours
- 5 Stars, 93/100 (Sam Kim) - "supple texture and juicy fruit flavours, finishing long and silky"
- The Black Cottage is the favourite hang out spot of talented winemaker Dave Clouston (who also makes the Two Rivers of Marlborough labels)
- Pair this with a nice cut of Kiwi lamb!
RRP $24.99
$19.99
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Consistently packs a punch for a Pinot around the $20 mark!
Consistently packs a punch for a Pinot around the $20 mark!
- From a vineyard sites in the Awatere Valley, Marlborough
- 90/100, Top Value Award & Top Rank Award (Bob Campbell MW, The Real Review) - "Supple wine with surprising power and a lengthy finish"
- 91/100 (Sam Kim) - "The palate displays juicy fruit flavours with rounded mouthfeel backed by fine-grained tannins, leading to a lingering silky finish"
- A richly flavoured Pinot offering way more complexity than you'd normally get at this price! A bargain!
RRP $25.99
$20.99
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Venison, duck or pork for T?
Venison, duck or pork for T?
- Brancott's Letter Series - named after some of their top peforming vineyards
- T for Terraces - the very stepped terraces where Marlborough's first vines were planted!
- If it's venison, pork or dinner for tea - try a bottle of T!
RRP $25.99
$22.99
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"Complex and savoury, and good cellaring potential"
"Complex and savoury, and good cellaring potential"
- Debut Pinot Noir release by boutique wine producer 3sixty2
- 5 Stars, 94/100 (Sam Kim) - "delivering silky texture and fine grainy tannins, finishing firm and wonderfully long"
- 4 1/2 Stars (Michael Cooper) - "it is full-bodied and sweet-fruited, with concentrated, berryish, spicy flavours, complex and savoury, and good cellaring potential"
- 3sixty2 is New Zealand's first wine producer to have a complete climate positive wine portfolio with CarbonClick
RRP $34.99
$33.99
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Pound for pound this is Pinot packing a punch!
Pound for pound this is Pinot packing a punch!
- 91/100 (Sam Kim, Wine Orbit) - "bright fruit flavours with silky texture"
- 89/100 (Bob Campbell MW) - "Good drinking now. Good value at this price ($25)"
- Using fruit from their flagship 17 Valley vineyard, aged 10 months in French oak, dark cherry and berry flavours with a touch of spice
- This would put plenty of $25+ Pinots to shame for sheer value!
RRP $22.99
$16.99
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Not baaaah'd at all.
Not baaaah'd at all.
- Classic Central Otago style Pinot, savoury dark red fruit and cherry flavours at a very smart sub-$20 price point
- Named after the original shepherds that slogged it out on Otago's high country sheep stations
- Food match with game meats like venison or duck
RRP $24.99
$20.99
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A Gold medal every year since 2001. Impressive or what?
A Gold medal every year since 2001. Impressive or what?
- Every vintage since 2001 has won Gold or 5 Star, impressive huh?
- 5 Stars, 95/100 (Sam Kim), 5 Stars (Raymond Chan Wine Reviews), 5 Stars, 95/100 (Cam Douglas MS), Silver medal (NZ Int'l Wine Show 2024)
- Classy Central Pinot - silky, supple with a touch of spice
RRP $48
$42.99
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High flying Pinot for a cheep-cheep price!
High flying Pinot for a cheep-cheep price!
- 5 Stars, 94/100 (Sam Kim) - "a succulent palate offering excellent weight and persistency"
- Passionate about Pinot as well as the birds they've named them after - they're Sponsors of the Wingspan Birds of Prey Trust
- Rich and savoury - this little bird poops over plenty of other bigger name Pinot brands
RRP $29.99
$26.99
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A Pinot that won't pull the wool over your eyes.
A Pinot that won't pull the wool over your eyes.
- Pinot Noir from the Waipara Valley in north Canterbury
- Silver medal (NZ Int'l Wine Show 2023)
- Medium bodied style with dark cherry and berry fruit flavours and a touch of spice
- A decent quality Pinot priced for those on a shoestring budget
RRP $19.99
$17.99
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Powerful, rich, slightly spooky style.
Powerful, rich, slightly spooky style.
- Single vineyard Pinot Noir by Mt Difficulty from the Bendigo sub region
- "A deliciously decadent match for Ghost Town Pinot Noir is a hearty steak. Smokey succulent flavours in the steak and dark red berry and cherry notes in the wine are the perfect marriage."
- Drink now or cellar for 10-15 years from vintage
RRP $65
$54.99