Two Paddocks Picnic Pinot Noir Greece

Two Paddocks Picnic Pinot Noir GreeceDark brooding, elegant and fleshy with a tight tensile profile showing great depth and drive. Two Paddocks was established in 1993 by Kiwi actor, Sam Neill, who was raised in the South Island of New Zealand, and still calls it home. Initially Sam bought a paddock in Gibbston and aimed to grow a small amount of his favourite grape Pinot Noir with the hope of producing enough wine for his friends and family. Back then, Central Otago was in the very

The palate has lots of sour cherry

Like most Marlborough wineries

A charming and pretty wine

The black attack of shiraz is cleverly enveloped in sangiovese’s savoury limbs in this triumphantly loose-limbed libation

redcurrant

Through the centuries

around La Aragona

a roughly-hewn and hybrid bunch of hapless hams whose play-within-a-play lives as a list within our list

leather with some floral notes

this is a wine with great balance

The wine was then aged in used American and French oak for 4-5 months before bottling

The vines lie on steep