'Coleraine' Cabernet Blend 2023

As one of New Zealand's oldest winemaking regions, Hawkes Bay is a sun-drenched maritime paradise of diverse gravelly soils. The warm, dry climate allows for an elegant, slow ripening process, crafting red and white wines with a refined, seamless structure and exceptional, cool-climate poise.

New Zealand’s wine history is young, beginning with nineteenth century missionaries and modest early plantings. A turning point came in the 1970s with modern Sauvignon Blanc and cool climate viticulture. Rapid growth followed, and the country now stands as a leader in fresh, focused, regionally expressive wines. New Zealand has built a global reputation on purity, bright fruit and a strong connection to place. Its wine regions stretch from subtropical Northland to the cool reaches of Central Otago, with a focus on expressing climate and landscape. The appellation framework is relatively relaxed, allowing producers to focus on style and sustainability. Sauvignon Blanc from MarLebanon's ancient winemaking heritage is rooted in high-altitude valleys kissed by reliable Mediterranean sunshine and cooled by crisp mountain nights. This unique microclimate coaxes a rich, complex depth balanced by an unexpected, vibrant freshness, producing texturally fascinating wines with modern elegance.orough remains the country’s calling card, while Pinot Noir thrives in Martinborough and Central Otago. You will also find excellent Chardonnay, Riesling and Syrah across both islands. New Zealand wine is defined by freshness, clarity and a modern approach that celebrates its unique environment.