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Description:
Hill Country Estate Syrah 2023
First Taste (Attack)
The opening shows vibrant red and black fruits — blackberry and cherry — alongside lifted violet and pepper. The structure is present but controlled, with tannins beginning to frame the fruit.
Mid-Palate
With time and air, the wine gains depth. Dark berries, spice, and subtle cedar come forward, supported by fine-grained tannins. Herbal and savoury notes begin to appear, adding complexity and tension.
Aftertaste (Finish)
Dry and focused, with lingering spice and firm but polished tannin. The acidity keeps the finish fresh, suggesting both food compatibility and short-term aging potential.
When to Drink & Why Air Matters
This Syrah shows best with a little air. Opening the bottle 15–30 minutes before serving allows the wine to settle and open. Gentle aeration softens the tannins, rounds the palate, and draws out savoury, meaty nuances, transforming the wine from firm and tightly wound into a more expressive and balanced style.
What to Expect Overall
A cool-climate Syrah with elegance over power. Structured, balanced, and developing — a wine that improves with time in the glass and rewards pairing with food.
Description:
Hill Country Estate Syrah 2023
First Taste (Attack)
The opening shows vibrant red and black fruits — blackberry and cherry — alongside lifted violet and pepper. The structure is present but controlled, with tannins beginning to frame the fruit.
Mid-Palate
With time and air, the wine gains depth. Dark berries, spice, and subtle cedar come forward, supported by fine-grained tannins. Herbal and savoury notes begin to appear, adding complexity and tension.
Aftertaste (Finish)
Dry and focused, with lingering spice and firm but polished tannin. The acidity keeps the finish fresh, suggesting both food compatibility and short-term aging potential.
When to Drink & Why Air Matters
This Syrah shows best with a little air. Opening the bottle 15–30 minutes before serving allows the wine to settle and open. Gentle aeration softens the tannins, rounds the palate, and draws out savoury, meaty nuances, transforming the wine from firm and tightly wound into a more expressive and balanced style.
What to Expect Overall
A cool-climate Syrah with elegance over power. Structured, balanced, and developing — a wine that improves with time in the glass and rewards pairing with food.
Description:
Hill Country Estate Syrah 2023
First Taste (Attack)
The opening shows vibrant red and black fruits — blackberry and cherry — alongside lifted violet and pepper. The structure is present but controlled, with tannins beginning to frame the fruit.
Mid-Palate
With time and air, the wine gains depth. Dark berries, spice, and subtle cedar come forward, supported by fine-grained tannins. Herbal and savoury notes begin to appear, adding complexity and tension.
Aftertaste (Finish)
Dry and focused, with lingering spice and firm but polished tannin. The acidity keeps the finish fresh, suggesting both food compatibility and short-term aging potential.
When to Drink & Why Air Matters
This Syrah shows best with a little air. Opening the bottle 15–30 minutes before serving allows the wine to settle and open. Gentle aeration softens the tannins, rounds the palate, and draws out savoury, meaty nuances, transforming the wine from firm and tightly wound into a more expressive and balanced style.
What to Expect Overall
A cool-climate Syrah with elegance over power. Structured, balanced, and developing — a wine that improves with time in the glass and rewards pairing with food.
Grape Variety
100% Syrah
100% Syrah
100% Syrah
Region
Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Region
Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Aging
15 months in French oak barriques
15 months in French oak barriques
Aging
15 months in French oak barriques
Alcohol Content
13.5% ABV
13.5% ABV
Alcohol Content
13.5% ABV


