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2008 Craggy Range Vineyards Pinot Noir Te Muna Road Martinborough
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2008 Craggy Range Vineyards Pinot Noir Te Muna Road Martinborough

Producer: Craggy Range Vineyards
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinot Noir
Origin: New Zealand
Region: New Zealand

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88 Points | International Wine Cellar , September/October 2010

($40) Medium red. Ripe, smoky aromas and flavors of strawberry, dark cherry and rooty earth. Velvety, broad and supple; silky and plump but with a light touch. Not as fruity or complex as the 2007 bottling but nicely perfumed and spicy in the mouth and aromatic on the back end. Finishes with a light dusting of tannins. (Kobrand, Inc., New York NY)

93 Points | Wine Spectator
91 Points | Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate

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About New Zealand

New Zealand's ocean-influenced climate--markedly cooler than that of its neighbor Australia--yields wines with admirable fruit intensity and crisp acidity. Fully two-thirds of New Zealand's wine production is white, and more than half of the wine it ships to America is Sauvignon Blanc. The U.S. market has developed a major thirst for these juicy, fresh New Zealand Sauvignons, which are mostly free of oak influence. But New Zealand Pinot Noir, too, is growing...
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Pinot Noir

Adored by critics, prized by collectors, Pinot Noir is one of most tantalizing yet temperamental varietals in the world. For many wine enthusiasts, this is part of the appeal of Pinot -- it doesn't reveal its charms easily. Pinot Noir's virtue also stems from the unique characteristics of the grape. The skins are especially delicate, which accounts for the lighter color and body of finished wine. But, despite the delicacy, the best wines have excellent backbone and...
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