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Leefield Station Pinot Gris
Region: New Zealand, Marlborough
Grape variety: Pinot Gris
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting notes: Fragrant aromas of yellow apples and grapefruit commingle with green tropical fruits and a lifted spiciness reminiscent of powered ginger.
Grape variety: Pinot Gris
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting notes: Fragrant aromas of yellow apples and grapefruit commingle with green tropical fruits and a lifted spiciness reminiscent of powered ginger.
Leefield Station Pinot Gris
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Leefield Station Pinot Noir
Region: New Zealand, Marlborough
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting Notes: This core of pure red fruits sits amidst savoury elements of grape stem, smoke and a hint of classic Pinot Noir funk.
Awards:
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2024 - Silver
Mundus Vini 2024 - Gold
Sommeliers Choice Awards 2024 - Gold
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2023 - Silver
International Wine Challenge 2022 - Silver
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022 - Silver
Mundus Vini 2022 - Gold
Grape Variety: Pinot Noir
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting Notes: This core of pure red fruits sits amidst savoury elements of grape stem, smoke and a hint of classic Pinot Noir funk.
Awards:
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2024 - Silver
Mundus Vini 2024 - Gold
Sommeliers Choice Awards 2024 - Gold
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2023 - Silver
International Wine Challenge 2022 - Silver
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022 - Silver
Mundus Vini 2022 - Gold
Leefield Station Pinot Noir
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Leefield Station Rose
Region: New Zealand, Marlborough
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting notes: Succulent ripe berry fruits with a hint of cream. A rich strawberry essence translates through to the palate, supported by a zesty and refreshing acid backbone that marries well with elegant Pinot Noir tannins. This wine has a pleasingly dry finish that reflects the climate and growing conditions of the Waihopai Valley.
Award
New Zealand International Wine Show 2023 - Silver
The Global Rose Masters 2023 - Silver: Leefield Station Rose 2022 - "Clean and zesty, driven by plenty of citrus fruit aromas, but also flowers and stone fruit. Ripe fruit emerges on the palate, showing blood orange and juicy peach, and verging on fresh apricot."
Background: Leefield Station is located in the Waihopai Valley of Marlborough, and is one of the oldest farming stations in Marlborough, dating back to the 1840s. In 2013 Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2,300 ha property with sights set for not only its pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard.
Tasting notes: Succulent ripe berry fruits with a hint of cream. A rich strawberry essence translates through to the palate, supported by a zesty and refreshing acid backbone that marries well with elegant Pinot Noir tannins. This wine has a pleasingly dry finish that reflects the climate and growing conditions of the Waihopai Valley.
Award
New Zealand International Wine Show 2023 - Silver
The Global Rose Masters 2023 - Silver: Leefield Station Rose 2022 - "Clean and zesty, driven by plenty of citrus fruit aromas, but also flowers and stone fruit. Ripe fruit emerges on the palate, showing blood orange and juicy peach, and verging on fresh apricot."
Leefield Station Rose