Neudorf Tiritiri Rosé 2023

Neudorf Tiritiri Rosé 2023

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Moutere Clay Gravels | Low Cropping | Wild Ferment | Partial MLF | Unfined | Vegan | Solar Powered Winery | Lightweight Glass Bottle

Elegant with a touch of sass, how rosé should be.

Balletic and enticing, this rosé is modern, dry and mouth filling.

A beautiful collision of pomegranate, sea spray and white pepper. Refreshing acidity gives serious second glass appeal.

An enchanting and sophisticated rosé.

Rosé is all about enjoyment. Although a serious wine, it is not intimidating or excluding. A drink that welcomes all who indulge. A drink that makes us say - yum.

Submerge a bottle of Neudorf Tiritiri Rosé in ice, add kingfish sashimi, good conversation, and go forth.

--------THE PRODUCER--------

Neudorf

Neudorf Vineyards is considered one of New Zealand’s treasured Chardonnay and Pinot Noir Producers. Planted by Tim and Judy Finn in 1978, the vineyard is based on gravelly soils of an ancient river system. The area’s gentle climate, combined with Neudorf’s non interventionist winemaking, produce wines of clarity and distinction. Winemaker Todd Stevens follows structure and texture over flavour and in the Moutere vineyard viticulturalist Stef Brockley follows an organic regime with intense hand work. 

 

--------THE GRAPE--------

Chardonnay

Chardonnay is without a doubt the most known and most widely planted white grape variety around the world. It is historically home in Burgundy where it produces a more refined, mineral and poised wines all up and down the Cote de Beaune and in Chablis. Throughout the new world it gained fame in both California and Australia where it is known to produce big, rich, buttery and tropical fruit-laden white wines.

 

--------THE REGION--------

Nelson

Located in the north-west of South Island, this warm enclave is hemmed in by Mount Arthur and the Southern Alps. Riesling has found its feet among the free-draining, stony silt soils while Gewürztraminer also shows potential.