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Beautifully rich & vibrant with a long, delicious finish

Displaying aromas of cassis, violets, boysenberry & the finest toasted oak

Perfect with beef wellington or scotch fillet

Wild Rock Hawke's Bay Red 2014

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$16.99p/Btl
Wild Rock Hawke's Bay Red 2014

Wild Rock Hawke's Bay Red 2014

Member rating / 1
This Merlot dominant blend is grown in the Gimblett Gravels Winegrowing District located on the ancient bed of the Ngaruroro River...
$16.99p/Btl

Description

  • Toasty oak
  • Boysenberry
  • Violets
  • Fine dusty tannins

Darkest red with purple hues. Vibrant nose of cassis, violets, boysenberry and the finest toasted oak. A richness of fruit emerges on first taste with beautifully integrated oak and fine dusty tannin creating a long and delicious finish.

A delicious blend of 58% Merlot, 26% Malbec, 8%Cabernet Franc, 7% Cabernet Sauvignon, 1% Petit Verdot.

This Merlot dominant blend is grown in the Gimblett Gravels Winegrowing District located on the ancient bed of the Ngaruroro River which changed course in 1867 to expose soils for possible cultivation.

Hawke’s Bay is blessed with a diverse range of soils and micro climates that create endless possibilities for wine growing. The Gimblett Gravels are the warmest vineyard area in New Zealand with ideal climate factors such as sunshine hours, humidity and rainfall. This combination of fertile soils and continental climate allows us to produce Hawke’s Bay wine with great complexity and flavours distinctive for this region.

Food Pairing: Beef.

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Screw Cap

Payment

Alcohol

13.1%

Delivery

NZ (from $5.99)

Member Rating

4 Stars

User comments (1)

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Enjoyed the unique full of flavour taste and compliments a medium rare steak. I found this to be a quality wine at a reasonable price and its included in my favourites list.

Paddy - 11/05/2021


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