New Zealand Red Wine

There is certainly a nod to Burgundy, with the hallmark ethereal perfume and notes of spice and woodsmoke; but this is enhanced >

The biggest, and most structured wine in the Clayvin portfolio, the syrah requires a little time, but has enormous potential. >

2014 was a top vintage for the region and this Pinot Noir is ageing very well. The nose already offers hints of the secondary, >

"The 2014 Villa Maria Seddon Vineyard Pinot Noir, the epitome of fine New Zealand Pinot. Made from handpicked fruit grown >

Lifted aromatics of ripe red fruit with fresh, leafy notes greet you out of the glass. On the palate it follows with a really >

A sweet-scented compote of poached Black Doris plums, raspberries and black cherries with a spoonful of homemade strawberry >

A lovely deep purple in the glass with a fine brick red edge, a nose of dark red berry fruit, crushed herbs and spices, >

Dog Point Vineyard is a specialist Marlborough wine producer since 2002. The team insist on low cropped vines >

Concentrated, robust red. Blackcurrants with spicy fruit and heady oak. Powerful yet elegant and well structured.

Aromatically complex and deeply elegant, Clayvin Pinot Noir shows world-class restraint and terroir expression. More akin >

Generous supple fruit with beautiful purity and perfumed aromatics, this is a great example of New Zealand’s ability to >

"Grenache is one of the world's most widely planted varieties, used mainly for blending (think Rioja and Châteauneuf-du-Pape) >

The wine is delicate but the texture is smooth on the palate, with soft tannins, ripe berries and a lovely crunchy finish.