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Posted on March 20, 2021 by Roger Harmston Posted in Terroir

Taking the best of different regions on the South Island of New Zealand, we have the best characteristics all in one wine.

Soil mixes, rootstock mixes and clones – all blended for a unique profile.


Partially aged in French oak barrels, then aged in a mixture of French oak barrels and tank for five months. 


It was superb with herb-crusted lamb chops.  Next time, we’ll try it on it’s own.

PINOT NOIR – KIM CRAWFORD SOUTH ISLAND 2018
$21.99 regularly $23.99

13.5 % Alcohol

UPC: 09419227005193

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