Paddy Borthwick Pinot Noir 2018
The Paddy Borthwick Pinot Noir is sourced from vines planted in the Gladstone region of Wairarapa, New Zealand. Aged in 100% French oak for 10 months with a mixture of selected cooperages of which 25% of the barrels are new, this Burgundian style Pinot Noir offers a bouquet of maraschino cherries, plums, cranberries and cedar. A core of dark cherry, cloves and wild herbs are supported by bright fruit and French oak that complement a rich soft palate with finely integrated fruit tannins.
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The Producer Borthwick Vineyard | Wairarapa, New Zealand
For five generations and over one hundred years the Borthwick family have built a farming, wine and food legacy; today the current generation are continuing to grow that story. Paddy’s family association with farming and the fine food it produces dates back to...
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The Region Wairarapa | New Zealand
The Wairarapa wine region is located at the lower right-hand corner of New Zealandʼs North Island, approximately an hour north-east of Wellington. The winemaking area is divided into three main sub-regions: Masterton to the north, Gladstone in the middle and Martinborough to the south.
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