Of celebrated Pinot winemaker Larry McKenna's three single-vineyard wines, Te Rehua is perhaps the most the most fruit-forward up-front sipper of the lot, though there's still bags of complexity. Stoney minerals drape like a string of pearls around delicate red and black fruit and spice, smudged with tar and smidgens of smoked meat and earth. The mouthfeel is broader in comparison to the others, yet savory, fine tannins still knit it together like a needlepoint. A spicy finish lingers. Drink now thorugh 2027.
Of celebrated Pinot winemaker Larry McKenna's three single-vineyard wines, Te Rehua is perhaps the most the most fruit-forward up-front sipper of the lot, though there's still bags of complexity. Stoney minerals drape like a string of pearls around delicate red and black fruit and spice, smudged with tar and smidgens of smoked meat and earth. The mouthfeel is broader in comparison to the others, yet savory, fine tannins still knit it together like a needlepoint. A spicy finish lingers. Drink now thorugh 2027.
Of celebrated Pinot winemaker Larry McKenna's three single-vineyard wines, Te Rehua is perhaps the most the most fruit-forward up-front sipper of the lot, though there's still bags of complexity. Stoney minerals drape like a string of pearls around delicate red and black fruit and spice, smudged with tar and smidgens of smoked meat and earth. The mouthfeel is broader in comparison to the others, yet savory, fine tannins still knit it together like a needlepoint. A spicy finish lingers. Drink now thorugh 2027.