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TEKARUNPNO
https://www.vitiscellars.co.nz/shop/Wine/Te+Kairanga+Runholder+Pinot+Noir+2019+6x750ml.html
Te Kairanga Runholder Pinot Noir 2023 (6x750ml)
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Or how about an Experience in....
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Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
- The little bro of the iconic Coleraine
- But compared with it's big brother, Awatea is a positive bargin at half the price and is an experience to remember.
- The 2020 vintage gave the Awatea intense powerful characters with a persistance tannin structure to give it life after the recommended cellaring time of 8-10 years. This intense claret experience welcomes you in with concentrated plums, blackcurrants, and blackberries. After which the warm reception extends into fine tannins with characters of chocolate, baked cedar, a savoury liquorice.
- Case of 6 ($44.90/bottle)
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Marlborough, New Zealand
- Marlborough Noir on its own path
- Much like wineries house band this Pinot Noir goes it's own way (rule No.2) in development, carefully guided by winemaker Brownie (Andrew Brown)
- Spot on, with encrusted lamb cutlets or a red wine braised duck leg.
- Case of 6 ($33.90/bottle)
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Runholder is your quintessential kiwi drop paying tribute to the sheep farmers of last century, otherwise known as ‘Runholders’. 130 years ago when the original land holder John Martin ran the property now called Te Kairanga, that’s all there was – Runholders of sheep. Now of course the Runholders of Martinborough tend to vines not sheep, and what a great job they do. Special mention goes to the team at Te Kairanga who tend to four vineyards across 250 acres with Martinborough. Runholder Pinot Noir is combination of 6 clones across these sites providing a dense velvety character of cherries, blackberries, and allspice. That said and given the vineyards history this Pinot is best matched with …..you guessed it – Lamb! Try lamb cutlets on the Barbie or a rosemary encrusted rack of lamb is the just the ticket.