Vinen
- Producent
- Craggy Range · craggyrange.com ↗
- Vintype
- Hvidvin
- Årgang
- 2024
- Land / område
- New Zealand › North Island › Wairarapa › Martinborough
- Mark / vingård
- Te Muna Road Vineyard
- Druer
- Pinot Grigio (primær)
- Alkohol
- 14 %
- Drikkevindue
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- Fadlagring
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- Høst
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- Tapning
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Craggy Range, tasting note (craggyrange.com – linket fra craggyrange.com, hentet 2026-10-19):
2024 Craggy Range Pinot Gris Te Muna Road Vineyard – område: Martinborough; druer: Pinot Gris; alkohol 14%.
Enkeltmark ifølge arket: Te Muna Road Vineyard.
Producentens noter (engelsk): 2024 Pinot Gris TE MUNA ROAD, MARTINBOROUGH Sourced from our Te Muna Road vineyard, this Pinot Gris thrives on the stony, limestone-influenced soils of the renowned Martinborough terrace. Multiple parcels of French clones are hand-harvested together, gently pressed and then slowly fermented before further aging on lees. The wine is made in a fresh, dry style, more akin to those found in Italy’s Northeastern regions. The result is a refreshing wine that exhibits fragrant spices, fruit purity and a luscious texture. TASTING NOTE Bright, pale yellow with a light green hue, this wine explodes with ripe aromatics of stone fruits, florals, and spice. The palate has intense flavours of stone fruits, citrus peel, and nashi pear with a lively, pithy length. It is a powerful and flavourful release. VINTAGE & WINEMAKING A cool spring transitioned into a warm, dry summer with brisk nights, creating an iconic vintage marked by vibrancy and contrast. 100% of the fruit was handharvested and whole-bunch pressed, then fermented with both inoculated and indigenous yeasts in stainless steel tanks and French oak barriques. The wine matured for 4 months before being fined, filtered, and bottled in July 2024. ALCOHOL 14.0 RESIDUAL SUGAR 3.0 g/l PH 3.12 ACIDITY 6.2 g/l
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Klassifikation i årgang 2024
- Landsby-/område-niveauGI · LG MartinboroughNew Zealand – geografiske indikationer (GI)IP-nr. 1011, registreret 26. februar 2018Kilde: www.iponz.govt.nz