Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir Famille Perrin and acidity is guided to

and acidity is guided to a drying oak driven finish with delectable toasty and nutty tones that linger along with glimmers of peach skins and cinnamon quills

uniquely situated on the former Ngaruroro riverbed which was left exposed following a historically significant flood event which permanently changed the rivers course in 1867

Very lifted and complex

The wine has good palate weight

Suggested food pairing: Bresse chicken fricassee with mushrooms

Place of Changing Winds Between Two Mountains Pinot Noir Famille Perrin and acidity is guided toThis is the only pinot noir from 2023 from POCW. About a third is whole bunch across all the clones and sites on the estate vineyard. The wine ends up in Stockinger barrels for 21 months. Serious approach. A very good wine. Very. Fine, tight, tense, succulent, dark cherry, sour cherry, fennel, blood orange, white pepper, game meat a lot on, you could keep listing detail but the idea is this is complex, compelling, with everything woven beautifully