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TEMACOLRAN
https://www.vitiscellars.co.nz/shop/Wine/Te+Mata+Coleraine+2019.html
Te Mata Coleraine 2022
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Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
- Classy Chardonnay quaffer
- The expertise of Gordon Russell raises the bar on what is possible in the sub 20 chardonnay range over delivering on full bodied Chardy experience
- Perfect with rich seafood like scallops, or accompanying a chicken dish like pizza, or apricot chicken
- Case of 6 ($18.00/bottle
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$108.00
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Central Otago, New Zealand
- Central’s Carrick tie up another great Gris for 2020
- A mouth filling Gris that will satisfy your tastebuds with an unctuous texture and delectable Central Otago fruit flavours perfectly paired with chicken or Asian dishes.
- The experience starts with stonefruit with floral aromas in a hint of what’s to come. Sure enough the delicate flavours follow on to delight your mouth, lead with pear and white peach characters, followed by an unctuous oily texture of vanilla, soft oak & citrus. A tactile wine experience for all those kinesthetic wine drinkers.
- Case of 6 ($25.90/bottle)
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The 2022 vintage had a huge task living up to both the legacy of Coleraine gone past. Fortunately with ratings like 98/100 (Bob Campbell) 100/100 (Sam Kim) and 5 Stars from every wine writer on the planet, long time winemaker Peter Cowley as seemed to create almost Coleraine perfection. Internationally reviewers have called the 2018 edition a 'Wine Legend' by Decanter Magazine and 'A National Treasure' by Jancis Robinson MW. Local reviewers keep the praise going with Wine Orbit's Sam Kim ending his 100/100 review with the description 'Flawless and Spellbinding' while Bob Campbell MW scribes 'This is elegance on a grand scale and one of the best vintages I’ve tasted”
A time honoured tradition of Coleraine winemaking hasn’t changed much over the years starting with hand harvesting before traditional warm ferment and extended skin contact. Maturing the wine takes a long 19 months in French Oak barrel with parcel blending incorporated. The one noticeable difference in the 2014 vintage is the smaller production so get what you can before it all goes!