Tinpot Hut wines are made primarily from fruit grown on winemaker Fiona Turner’s vineyard in Blind River. Fiona, who has worked with Matt Thomson for a number of years, supplements her own grapes with fruit from other growers in Marlborough and Hawkes Bay. The tinpot hut that gave its name to Fiona’s wines is an old mustering hut in the remote hills between the Wairau and Awatere Valleys. The huts were used as a base for musterers as they rounded up the sheep that had been in the hills from spring to autumn. The name links Marlborough’s past as a sheep farming centre with its current state as one of the world’s most dynamic wine regions.
Tinpot Hut, Pinot Noir
75cl Bottle
New Zealand
ABV:
13.5%
Closure:
Screw Cap
Grape:
Pinot Noir
Grower name:
Tinpot Hut
Style:
Light & Fruity Reds
Vintage:
2020
Wine Type:
Red
£24.80 Per Bottle
A fresh Pinot Noir from New Zealand. Cherries, spice and oak with silky tannins.
Description
Aromas of sweet black cherries and a touch of toast, the palate is packed with berry fruits, silky tannins and well balanced acidity.
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