Rapaura Springs Marlborough Pinot Gris Reserve 2024
Marlborough
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A supremely tasty Reserve Pinot Gris from a top New Zealand cellar, awarded 'Winery of the Year' in 2015 and many other Trophies besides, including the 2018 Champion Pinot Gris. Ripe tropical fruits, spice and floral notes, it's a luscious white.
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Wine Details
- White - Medium Dry
New Zealand- Pale Green Gold
- Pinot Gris
- 10.5 Units
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- 26 October 2028
- Packaging Pioneer
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Ripe tropical fruit with lavish spice and floral notes. Off-dry
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Owned by the Neylon family, Rapaura Springs has an impressive track record of awards, including Trophy for the 2018 vintage of this particular white at the New World Wine Awards. They started out farming mussels and apples, but found vines much more rewarding. They now have vineyards throughout Marlborough’s best sites and also work with a handful of skilled and loyal growers to access the finest fruit. This fabulous Reserve is an opulent style of white, off-dry with luscious melon, pineapple and passion fruit notes and a hint of ginger spice. It uses the same grape as Italy’s Pinot Grigio, but the style is much richer, with part fermentation in older oak barrels adding a broader creamy texture. A delight solo or with creamy sauced dishes.
Owned by the Neylon family, Rapaura Springs has an impressive track record of awards, including Trophy for the 2018 vintage of this particular white at the New World Wine Awards. They started out farming mussels and apples, but found vines much more rewarding. They now have vineyards throughout Marlborough’s best sites and also work with a handful of skilled and loyal growers to access the finest fruit. This fabulous Reserve is an opulent style of white, off-dry with luscious melon, pineapple and passion fruit notes and a hint of ginger spice. It uses the same grape as Italy’s Pinot Grigio, but the style is much richer, with part fermentation in older oak barrels adding a broader creamy texture. A delight solo or with creamy sauced dishes.
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