New Zeland Red Wine

Pinot Noir Tuatara Bay 2021 – Saint Clair

Tuatara Bay Pinot Noir delights with its abundant juicy red fruits, where ripe red plums, succulent raspberries, and luscious red cherries take center stage. The wine showcases a well-balanced profile, coupling these delightful fruit flavours with a pleasing acidity that adds a refreshing zest to each sip.

Italian Red Wine

Pinot Noir Terre Magre DOC 2021 – Piera 1899

Pale ruby red color. Elegant bouquet of cherry, raspberry, blueberry, dried plum, and violet. On the palate, it is dry, medium bodied, and delicate, with a pleasantly bitter finish. Excellent with red meats, game, and aged non-spicy cheeses.

Chilean Red Wine

Pinot Noir Little Quino 2018 – William Fevre

This delicate Pinot Noir shows bright red fruit expressions in the glass, on the palate,  the pronounced minerality makes it easy and very enjoyable.
Drink as an aperitif before or with the typical pastel de choclo.

91 points by Tim Atkin

Drink now to 2024

French Red Wine

Pinot Noir Reserve 2017 – Domaine Bousquet

Delicate fruit aromas for this organic Pinot Noir reserve. Red fruit notes of strawberry, cherry and red plum with vanilla and smoky hints. On the palate, it’s elegant and balanced with medium body and a great lingering finish.

French Red Wine

Pinot Noir Pioneer Block 26 2017 – Saint Clair

100% Pinot Noir from Saint Clair’s Tutu Block located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough. ‘Tutu’ is a native plant which once grew on the property. Maturation lasted for 7 months in French oak and older seasoned 225 litre barriques. Aromas of dark berries, chocolate and perfumed violets lead to a full bodied palate which is round, seamless and full of delicious ripe raspberries, dark plum and coffee. The invitingly fine-grained structure weaves into a long savoury finish. Back to Saint Clair Wine

French Red Wine

Pinot Noir Cote de Nuits Villages VV – Desertaux Ferrand

The Desertaux Ferrand, Cote De Nuit Village Vielles Vignes is an incredibly elegant red wine made from old Pinot Noir vines in Burgundy. Lower yields and more concentrated flavours. Red and black fruit berry notes with peppery notes. Intense on the palate, with great finesse and balanced tannins.
Vielles Vignes is a French wine term meaning: ‘old vines’ – commonly used on wine labels to indicate that a wine is the product of grape vines that are particularly old. As a result yields decrease, which can lead to more concentrated, better quality wines. Drink 2021 to 2028.

French Red Wine

Burgundy Pinot Noir 2018 – Desertaux Ferrand

Desertaux Ferrand Pinot Noir is a lightly, everyday, fruity wine from Burgundy. 100% Pinot Noir, with delicate red and black berries on the nose. Fresh on the palate with balanced tannins and a lovely finish. Perfect with Cambebert cheese and charcuterie. Drink now to 2025

Italian White Wine

Pinot Bianco DOC 2022 – Tramin

Light yellow in color with greenish reflections. A fresh and fruity wine with a dry and round bodied taste, accompanied by a subtle hint of apple aroma. You can also detect flavours of hazelnut and green foliage.
This wine showcases excellent harmony between body and acidity. It is outstanding as an aperitif and pairs well with light appetisers, seafood dishes, or white meat.

Italian White Wine

Pinot Grigio Skin Contact DOP Collio 2020 – Kurtin

Pinot Grigio is a classic vine from North East area where it find the perfect climate in order to produce some fantastic wines.
This is one of that case: Pinot Grigio from Kurtin is a a must drink.
After the harvesting the grapes are left to macerate in contact with the skins for 24 hours; then the soft pressing and the fermentation in stainless steel tank takes place. The result is a wine with coppery reflections which is a characteristic of the wine
The bouquet is distinctive and intense, recalls acacia blossom and ripe fruits. The taste is dry, gentle and full on the palate it is round and velvety.

South African Red Wine

Pinotage Breedekloof 2018 – Olifantsberg

A pure expression of lovely cherry, wild strawberry and ripe raspberry aromas, with some great spicy and leather notes from the 10 month ageing in Frenck oak barrels. Refined tannins on the palate, bright and juicy.
Did you know: Pinotage is South Africa’s signature grape variety. It is a crossing of Pinot Noir and Cinsaut, was first bred by scientist Abraham Perold in 1925. The name Pinotage derives from its two parents, as Cinsaut was then known in South Africa as Hermitage.