A melange of 12 clones from 7 parcels within the same vineyard making for a complex Pinot with opaque aromatics. Flavours are rose and earthy with a little pepperberry and saline. Brilliant tonight, but will also age well if you’re patient.

Siren Wine High Priestess Pinot Noir 2022

Light and delicate. There’s a lot of subtlety and nuance here and everything runs pure thanks to most fruits being destemmed and only a week on skins. It’s chilled red with an undertone of earthiness that’s alive with strawberry and pomegranate.

Siren Wine The Empress Pinot Noir 2023

We all know how much everyone loves Chablis, that tensile, crisp saline number from the North of Burgundy. So how about taking a walk on the wild side with Ashleigh Barrowman, an exciting young producer from NZ, making wines inspired by the Loire and Jura and this Chenin is electric with energy and pulsing with citrus and saline-laced minerals.

Siren Wine Queen of Cups Chenin Blanc 2023

Some barrel-ferment that lets the quality fruit shine through. Rich with passionfruit and some stone fruit plus a flicker of lemongrass. Perfect with Thai and Greek alike, or helping the plot progress when watching an average movie.

Amisfield Sauvignon Blanc 2023

Bang on northern NZ Syrah with a genuinely rocky tannin and an almost Bordeaux-ish profile. If you’re more into deep n’ delicious fruits, don’t worry, there’s plenty of liquorice, cacao nib and some concentrated dark cherry that would be syrupy if the winemaking wasn’t so on point.

Trinity Hill Hawkes Bay Syrah 2021

There’s also a lovely core of red fruit sweetness and some mulberry at the core that come wrapped in tobacco leaf. We call this level of acidity perfect for a luncheon, meaning it can hang with a cheese board, antipasti, and some chatter.

Trinity Hill Hawkes Bay Red Blend 2021

It’s textbook Marlborough Blanc, so this is an amazing gifting wine for those wine lovers out there who are hooked on the Kiwi Sauv. Great family lunch wine and especially perfect with fennel salad.