The John Martin Pinot Noir is crafted from the best vineyard parcels. Intense spicy aromas are balanced by rich, dark fruits.

Flavors of rich, dark cherries, spice, and hints of earthiness.

This Syrah includes a touch of Viognier, a traditional winemakeing technique in France's Rhone Valley. It introduces a delightful floral aroma and supple texture to Syrah's spicy dark berry flavours.

Notes of red fruits and florals overlying more brooding characters of dark cherries, spice and cedar. The palate displays plums and berry fruits alongside anise and cinnamon spice. The fruit is encased in supple tannins, and supported by bright acidity to give a long lingering spicy finish to the wine.

For TWR's main blend of Pinot Noir they prefer the flavour profiles from the southern side of Marlborough - this sub-region is called the Southern Valleys or Southern Clays. The soil types in this area of Marlborough are much older than the Wairau flood plain, they also have much lower fertility and a much higher clay component which gives the wines more depth and structure.

In your wine glass this stunning Central Otago Pinot Noir is vibrant with ruby red and purple hues. On the noses you'll find fresh dark cherries, hints of spice and an elegant waft of thyme. The palate again rich with Central Otago cherries and nuances of chocolate, intertwined with wild thyme and alluring earthy notes.

Central Otago is home to New Zealand's largest high country sheep stations. The original shepherds who worked these stations have moved on, yet their spirit remains. The Last Shepherd celebrate these men with this Central Otago Pinot Noir. Medium ruby red, exhibiting vibrant dark berry aromas with hints of spice and smoke. The palate is rich and savoury with dark cherry and plum fruit characters with fine supple tannins, hints of pepper and spice and a savoury oak finish.

A bold Hawke's Bay Syrah - Floral aromas such as lilac, violet with lifted dark berry notes appear on the nose. On the palate, flavours of boysenberry and plum with well-integrated oak influence come through. With medium weight on the palate, this wine has a hint of pepper and warm spices, rounded out with a soft and velvety finish. With its delicate flavours, this wine pairs wonderfully with grilled meats and vegetables, particularly lamb and eggplant.

Right in the heart of the magical Waihopai Valley, a million miles from anywhere, lies The Ned, one of Marlborough's most famous peaks. The Ned Pinot Noir - Delicious aromas of wild strawberry, raspberry liquorice and dried oregano with a fragrant all spice lift. The fleshy, sweet-fruited palate boasts opulent tannins, notes of smoky French oak and a long juicy finish.

Trinity Hill Gimblett Gravels wines are crafted from vineyards within this small, sub-region of Hawke's Bay. Deposited by a wandering river, these unique, stony soils create exceptional wines of character and personality. The Gimblett is a sophisticated red wine blending the aromatic beauty of Cabernet Franc with the rustic character of Tempranillo. It offers complex aromas of brambly blackcurrants, plums, and coffee, layered with hints of dried herbs, chocolate, and sweet spices. The palate is generous and textural, framed by fine-grained tannins and vibrant acidity, delivering a succulent, supple experience with long-term ageing potential of 10-20 years. Best enjoyed decanted, it pairs beautifully with rich dishes like Beef Bourguignon.

A fruit-forward yet complex wine, showcasing inviting aromas of chocolate, plum, and blackberry, complemented by subtle spice from oak ageing. The palate is smooth and approachable, with soft, ripe tannins that provide structure while maintaining excellent drinkability. Rich yet balanced, this Merlot is a versatile choice, pairing beautifully with a wide range of dishes, particularly lamb and beef.

A vibrant, fruit-driven wine that highlights the variety's signature perfume, florals, and spice. Bursting with intense blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry flavours, it offers a complex yet approachable profile. The palate is supple and balanced, with fine tannins, crisp acidity, and a touch of toasty oak leading to a succulent, lingering spicy finish. Released young to showcase its freshness and aromatic lift, it is an excellent match for red meats, game, or hearty pasta dishes, while equally enjoyable on its own.