• Rasperry & dark cherry
• Toasted almonds
• Red apple
• Ripe tannins

"Pristine and beautifully fragrant, the wine shows dark plum, sweet cherry, violet, thyme and toasted almond characters. It's splendidly attractive on the palate, delivering excellent fruit intensity and elegant weight combined with fleshy texture and polished tannins, making it refined and graceful. Gorgeously composed and harmonious with a lengthy velvety finish. At its best: now to 2024" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Jul 2020.

"There’s no mistaking the power and purity of fruit in the bouquet of this wine - raspberry and dark cherry, moments of baking spices and a whisper of toast, plum, rose and red apple. On the palate -  an initial silky mouth-feel gives way to a very young wine with a vibrant, tense and engaging package of textures and flavours. Ripe tannins are abundant offering poise and tension. Acidity is also noticeable adding its own messages of freshness and structure. The core on the palate however is in the fruit with flavours that mirror the nose offering contrast to the structure and youthful grip. There’s a decent length and finish suggesting it’s okay to wait till mid 2021 before opening and will cellar well through 2025+" Cameron Douglas, Master Sommelier, Aug 2020.

Bright red / intense cherry with vibrant spice aromas. An unassuming, supple, subtle, a quiet achiever. Delivers clarity to a confusing space – perfume, tension, sinew, length, and above all its willingness to share its talent and class!

Established in 1985, the Glover Family Vineyards have inspired the family’s passion for wine. This Pinot Noir expresses the ethereal, aromatic and structural flair of the hillside slopes of the Southern Valleys of Marlborough.

70% of the grapes were sourced from the Rawiri Vineyard and 30% from the Settlemet Vineyard.

Food pairing: smoked eel with buerre blanc and new potatoes