Wine Spectator feature for te Pā Pinot Noir

We are so delighted to see our te Pā 2024 Pinot Noir featured in a new Wine Spectator article highlighting a small selection of the best value new release New Zealand wines. Check out wine critic MaryAnn Worobiec's review and 91 point score below: 

"New Wines From New Zealand—Pure, Precise and Affordable"

"From vibrant Sauvignon Blancs to sleek Pinot Noirs, top producers continue to overdeliver, proving quality under $30 is readily available.

Wine lovers around the world have come to appreciate New Zealand wines for their reliability and strong value. Despite producing only about 1% of the world’s supply, this small nation competes confidently with some of the best wines on the market. Winemakers and producers have built its reputation on consistency, with a track record of delivering quality that exceeds expectations for the price.

Recent trends indicate that consumers are increasingly willing to spend more on these wines. Yet even as producers raise prices to reflect rising production costs, it remains remarkable that outstanding examples of the country’s most ubiquitous white and red varieties—Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir—can still be found for $30 or less."

te Pā 2024 Pinot Noir: "Offers an impressive mix of black cherry, plum and date-nut bread, with hints of bittersweet chocolate, black tea, star anise and fennel seed. Black licorice, forest floor and porcini notes linger. Drink now through 2037."

This is such a fantastic endorsement for one of our flagship wines, and demonstrates our continued focus on producing high quality wines that overdeliver for the price point. 

Get in touch today if you would like to list or stock this incredible and acclaimed wine, or talk to us to find your local stockist if you'd like to try it.