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  1. The light, sandy soil brings freshness to the vines and guarantees them optimum ripeness. The 20-year-old vines have a low yield, thus ensuring a beautiful concentration of aromas.
    $20.95 Bottle
  2. Very fruity on the nose, with notes of black cherry, flesh blueberry and plum. Then it becomes more complex with nuanced aromas of violets, spice and peonies. Also slight smoky notes of cigar box, sweet figs and chocolate. On the palate has an initial burst of fruitiness, a medium body, and juicy acidity. A smooth low tanning finish making it exotic and easy to drink
    $43.95 Each
  3. A Merlot dominant blend with Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah, hand-harvested from low-yielding vines, Kokoro is made in a more forward style to accentuate fruit ripeness and texture, this wine can be enjoyed in its youth but has the pedigree to improve for years to come.
    $89.95 Each
  4. Made from the young vines of a Chateuaneuf du Papes nursery. A simple, yet vinous and enjoyable French table wine at a ridiculously low price.Try with a spicy foods.
    $17.95 Bottle
  5. Dense and inky purple in colour despite a relatively low alcohol level on bottling, a generous bouquet of cedar, spice and bramble. Dense and chewy on the palate, with a sturdy structure that promises further development with bottle age. Tannins are beginning to resolve, but remain firm, giving this Estate a soft edge that enables for a myriad of food pairing options. A fine right-bank Bordeaux equivalent for a terrific price.
    $49.95 Bottle
  6. The jewel in the Esk Valley crown. This single vineyard wine sourced from the Heipipi Vineyard is widely regarded amongst the finest of New Zealand’s wines. Produced from extremely low yielding vines planted in 1989 and harvested on a single day, this field blend of Malbec, Merlot and Cabernet Franc is the purest expression possible from this dramatic, steeply terraced site. Dry farmed, co-fermented in a single concrete fermenter with wild yeast and bottled without either fining or filtration this is a wine of purity and complexity, expressing the grandeur of a most unique vineyard.
    $119.95 Each
  7. The jewel in the Esk Valley crown. This single vineyard wine sourced from the Heipipi Vineyard is widely regarded amongst the finest of New Zealand’s wines. Produced from extremely low yielding vines planted in 1989 and harvested on a single day, this field blend of Malbec, Merlot and Cabernet Franc is the purest expression possible from this dramatic, steeply terraced site. Dry farmed, co-fermented in a single concrete fermenter with wild yeast and bottled without either fining or filtration this is a wine of purity and complexity, expressing the grandeur of a most unique vineyard.
    $119.95 Each
  8. Top kiwi winemaker Ant McKenzie has made wine for some of the NZ's great wineries. This is top-notch winemaking at a ludicrous low price,
    $14.95 Bottle
  9. This Pinot Noir was made without the normal extraction from the grape skins during fermentation. Instead, the wine was fermented using indigenous ‘wild’ in yeast in old barrels after being pressed and removed from its skins. The result is a moreish wine with great freshness and vibrancy.
    $34.95 Bottle
  10. The Noir label brings together 35 years of wine making experience in New Zealand, creating a soft, bright, fruit forward wine which can be enjoyed immediately or will cellar successfully for a number of years.
    $32.95 Bottle
  11. Natural Wine? Winemaker Clive Dougal prefers 'low-intervention' Bob Campbell MW says its the "best Natural Wine I've yet tasted.. high energy, pure cherry, floral and fresh herb flavours.."
    $37.95 Bottle
  12. Amarone della Valpolicella - so made using partially raisin-dried grapes, giving amazing depth and complexity. All at an unbelievably low price for this famous Northern Italian style
    $49.95 Bottle
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