Martinborough | $36
A classic Pinot Gris originally influenced by the style of wines from Alsace but developed over the years into our own, uniquely Martinborough style. With some of the vines from which this wine was produced now over 23 years old. With roots that have driven metres deep into the gravels, they consistently deliver fruit with heightened texture and flavour.
Classic aromas of pear and walnut lead into citrus, apple and spicy notes on the nose. The palate is smooth and supple with flavours of apple, sultanas and cinnamon reminiscent of a still warm Baklava dessert. The richness of flavours is balanced by long, savoury finish.
The deep and complexity of flavour make it one of our favourite food and wine matching choices, especially for anything with heady spice and/or challenging flavours. This textural style, fermented in neutral barrels will benefit from bottle age. Ata Rangi Tasting Notes
REVIEWS: Rich, creamy and smooth-textured pinot gris, with ripe pear and baked apple flavours together with a subtle seasoning of clove and anise. An appealing wine in a dry style and supported by gentle acidity. October 2019
95 Points Bob Campbell MW | therealreview.com
Martinborough
Ata Rangi, meaning “dawn sky” or “new beginning” is a small New Zealand winery with a renowned reputation for Pinot Noir. The winery and vineyards are owned and managed by a family trio – Clive Paton, his wife Phyll and his sister Alison. Clive planted his first vines on a small, stony sheep paddock at the edge of the Martinborough village in 1980 as one of a handful of people who pioneered winegrowing in the area.
Martinborough | $36
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