2017 gave us a dry mild winter, which meant a continuation of the drought in the North Canterbury region. However a mild spring allowed good early spring growth and small but regular rainfalls prevented vine stress in the first half of the season. January’s New Year brought more intensity to the season with high winds and very dry conditions. Another unique season with some late season challenges has produced rare wines with great purity and freshness and complex delicate flavours.

Luminous pale straw hue. Aromas of orange blossom, nectarine and hazelnut. A dense mid-pallet with fresh invigorating minerality from sandstone. Salivating and persistent with considerable length of flavour. Please decant. Un-fined and unfiltered. A natural sediment may form in the bottle.  Drink now to 2027

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