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Greywacke Pinot Noir 2023 is a special New Zealand red wine, carefully crafted from various Pinot Noir clones. It was aged for 11 months in barrels, including 30% new French oak, enriching its flavour profile. Its aroma features ripe fruitiness, cedar, and roasted walnut notes. On the palate, it evokes juicy cherry Black Forest cake, ripe plum, and blueberry compote, spiced with nutmeg and clove. Available in a 0.75 litre returnable bottle. For those over 18 only!
Country of origin
Description
Due to the returnable packaging, an additional 50Ft will be charged when purchasing the product.
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Greywacke Pinot Noir 2023
This lot was made using different Pinot Noir clones. After the harvest, the bunches underwent careful hand sorting so that only the highest quality fruit could go into the wine. The different clones spent 11-11 months separately in barrels before being blended. For aging, 30% new, first-fill French oak barrels were used. Its aroma is characterized by ripe fruitiness, strong cedar notes, and a hint of roasted walnut spice in the background. When tasting, it's as if we're biting into a juicy cherry Black Forest cake. Ripe plum and the fruity sweetness of blueberry compote appear, complemented by nutmeg and clove notes. A wine with a dense, refined tannin structure and a pleasantly spicy finish.
Storage
Protected from light, in a stable environment free from temperature fluctuations.
Usage
Can be consumed immediately after opening.
Producer Information
The winery was founded by Kevin Judd in 2009, but winemaking was not new to him. For 25 years, he led New Zealand's iconic winery, Cloudy Bay, as its founding winemaker. When establishing his own brand, the idea of sustainable farming played a significant role alongside top-quality winemaking technology. The estate was named after the greywacke rock, which is common in New Zealand. This essentially grey rock is a unique mixture of sandstone and clay and can be found almost anywhere in New Zealand's stream and riverbeds, as well as its mountain ranges.
Distributor
Radovin Nagykereskedelmi Kft.
1117 Budapest, Budafoki út 187.
Product Information
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Composition & Allergens
Allergens
- Sulfur dioxide