Amisfield’s Pinot Gris provides a perfect flavour transparency straight from the Central Otago landscape.
Designed to compliment Amisfield award winning winery restaurant their spectacular Pinot Gris really comes alive when had with food. While your munching away look for an array of plush stonefruit vibrancies bouncing out of the glass together with characters of white spice, quince and mealy brioche, finishing in some good old fashioned Central Otago dry flint straight from the schist rock.
Case of 6 ($36.90/bottle)
This Central Otago Pinot Gris loves showing you its unique little part of the world. Amisfield’s Pinot Gris grew up in a transformed high country merino station now recognised as a world class winegrowing paddock. Yields are kept low for maximum flavour concentration and the wines are crafted under fully sustainable program. Stephanie Lambert (winemaker) does a great job blending the various parcels of this funky little wine each replicating the vineyard plot they hail from. The end result is a stylish Pinot Gris with complexed characteristics to keep your palate enthused. In the beginning you get greeted with lifted aromas of stonefruit, quince and hints of spiced nuts. Rocking out the palate brings an array flavours starting with vibrant pear and peach quickly followed by white spice and quince. A touch of barrel oak then shows itself with mealy brioche, and creamy nuts supported by the great mainstay of Central Otago wines – a strong mineral backbone of flinty acid.
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Fermenting in big 300l barrels for flavour - i'll give you one guess what the name of those barrels are?
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