2024 Centralis Low Burn Estate Central Otago Pinot Noir  

The grapes for the 2024 Centralis Pinot Noir were grown in a well renowned vineyard in the Lowburn valley subregion of Central Otago.

The wine is deep ruby red in colour and the aromas on the nose are dominated by luscious dark ripe cherry and blackberry notes.

The palate exudes lifted savoury characters threaded with cinnamon spice and thyme. 

A smooth finish and long length completes the generous mouthfeel.

A lifted aromatic wine, showcasing this Low Burn Estate vineyard.

Three large plastic bins filled with freshly harvested dark purple grapes on a farm, with green trees and mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.
Scenic view of rolling hills, lush green trees, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.

Vineyard: Low Burn Estate Vineyard

Sub region: Lowburn valley

Elevation: 220m

Soil: Loess over deep silts that have pedogenic lime deposits

Vines planted per Hectare: 8000 vines/hectare

Harvest date: 10th April 2024

Clones: 51% Abel and 49% 777

Vinification: Hand harvested grapes, 18% Whole bunch, preferment cold soak for 5 days, indigenous fermentation, 21 days on skins, matured in 100% French oak for 12 months (25% new oak), Unfined. Unfiltered. Bottled May 2025

Bottling Analysis: pH 3.68. TA 7.0g/L, Alcohol 14%

Cases made: 200 x 12 bottle cases

2023 Centralis Georgetown Central Otago Pinot Noir

The grapes for the 2023 Centralis Pinot Noir were grown in the very unique Georgetown vineyard.

The wine is light crimson in colour with notes of strawberry, cherry and plum in both the nose and palate.

It is a medium bodied wine with delicate spice and fine silky tannins.

A taunt, youthful lighter expression of Pinot Noir showcasing this special Georgetown vineyard site.

Vineyard: Georgetown Vineyard

Subregion: Cromwell Basin 

Elevation: 220m 

 Soil: Molyneux sandy gravel and river gravel.

Vines planted per Hectare: 7131 vines/hectare

Harvest Date: 3rd April, 2023 

Clones: UCD 5, 114, 777, 667 

Vinification: Hand-harvested grapes, 22% whole bunch, preferment cold soak for 5 days, indigenous fermentation, 22 days on skins, matured in 100% French oak for 9 months (12.5% new oak).

Bottled Analysis: pH 3.73, TA 4.71g/L, Alcohol: 14%   

Cases Made: 196 x 12 bottle cases

Close-up of a dark purple-rich grapes with pink foam and bubbles forming on top in the middle as ferment begins

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