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90 Points. "The 2006 Kupe Pinot Noir uses 15% whole bunch and matures in 50% new oak. Tasted twice, this displays a dense nose of primal fruits with dark cherry, cranberry and a touch of rose petals followed by a compact, tannic palate with dark cherry and boysenberry fruit. Very refined on the finish with just a touch of astringency, this is nonetheless a very impressive, opulent expression of Pinot Noir that merits 2-3 years in bottle before opening." Wine Advocate Issue #176, Apr 2008. Larry McKenna is the master of Martinborough Pinot Noir and the (not so) new venture in Te Muna road is now hitting it's strides with world-beating wines of power and elegance.
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AU $467.10
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This Pinot Noir has a very natural nose, less fruit-driven than expected with more woodland, tertiary scents. Very well-balanced on the palate, slightly grainy tannins, dark fruit but not the usual black cherry. This has damson and mulberries to the fore, again that beguiling sense of earthiness. Introverted on the very natural elegant dry finish. Superb. Wine Advocate 2006.
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AU $598.80
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95 Points. "The stunning 2006 Pinot Noir is a realization of everything I suspect Rolfe dreamt of when planting the first vines in the early 1980's. Using 20% whole clusters and matured for 18 months in 30% new French oak, this wine is distinguished by its spine-tingling tension and tautness on the palate. Its ethereal balance and intensity of fruit suggest this could easily age over 10+ years." Wine Advocate Issue #176, Apr 2008.
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AU $388.50
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92 Points. "Tangy, lively and remarkably generous with its pure blueberry, plum and explosively spicy aromas and flavors that burst across the palate. Has tremendous character but it's not excessively weighty. Yummy stuff. Drink now through 2013. 3,000 cases made." Wine Spectator 2005.
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AU $419.10
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90 points. "Tangy and rich, with lovely, ripe strawberry and blackberry flavors supported by zingy acidity, all of it lasting nicely on the generous finish. Drink now through 2009. 6,000 cases made." Wine Spectator 2005.
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AU $447.00
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“Good dark red with ruby highlights. Piercing aromas of blackberry, raspberry, sandalwood and pungent herbs. Sweet, spicy and downright sexy, with lovely inner-mouth floral lift to complicate the raspberry fruit. Finishes long, with dusty, suave tannins and enticing mineral bite. With its terrific lift and energy, this reminded me of a top grower Beaujolais from the outstanding 2005 vintage”. Stephen Tanzer
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AU $269.40
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What can you say, this wine really won over the British wine critics and cleaned up every award in sight in 2008! Trophies at International Wine Challenge (London) in June 2008 included Top International Pinot Noir, Top New Zealand Red Wine, Top New Zealand Pinot Noir and Top Central Otago Pinot Noir. Trophies at Decanter World Wine Awards in May 2008 included Top New Zealand Pinot Noir.
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AU $330.00
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