
Gwen Pinot Gris
Grown on our Matapiro Vineyard in the elevated Crownthorpe Terraces (200 m above sea level), this inland site experiences warm days and cool nights — ideal conditions for developing vibrant aromatics and bright natural acidity.
Deep crimson in appearance with youthful red hues. Lifted ripe berry fruit aromas, with hints of pepper and dark chocolate. The aromas are complimented by sweet, red berry fruit flavours, with spice and a silky tannin finish.
Predominantly coastal Chardonnay from Te Awanga and Tuki Tuki, where cool sea breezes preserve freshness and fragrance. Gravel and clay soils with a touch of limestone lend subtle minerality, while warmer inland fruit from our Redstone Vineyard adds richness and balance to the mid-palate.
An optimal ripening year. Hand-picked, fermented with wild yeasts, aged in French Oak 12 months. Unfiltered, unfined, unforgettable. Flavors of cherry, raspberry, and earthy herbs. Palate shows roasted notes and minerality, balancing elegance with brooding complexity.
Lofty notes of brambles and dark red fruits dominate, with subtle background spice and fresh pencil shavings. The palate is loaded with dense ripe red fruits and has a silky-smooth texture. Tannins are firm but integrated with a supple mouthfeel leading to a classic Pinot Noir finish that is long, savoury and mouth filling.
Grown in our Redstone Vineyard in Hawke’s Bay’s warm Bridge Pa Triangle, where iron-rich red metal soils produce ripe, supple, and aromatic wines with depth and texture.
Gwen Rosé is made from a selection of Syrah based rosé from our best Hawke’s Bay vineyards.Warm, sheltered gravel soils give us low yielding vines, producing beautifully fragrant and well-structured wines.
Made in tank & barrels, showing succulent pear, melon, citrus, and hints of honey. Lightly off-dry, can pair with spicy cuisine.
The newest addition to our Grand Reserve collection, sourced from a premium Lowburn vineyard. Elegant, expressive, and true to the region — a Pinot Noir that beautifully balances the charm and challenge of this noble grape.




