Blank Canvas Pinot Noir 2018 Anthem Vineyard Central Otago
Pinot Noir van de buitencategorie: 18,5/20 Jancis Robinson MW (hoogste score NZ Pinot van het afgelopen decennium)
Verder lezen- SmaakprofielComplex, krachtig & vol
- DruivenrasPinot Noir
- Land & RegioNieuw-Zeeland, Central Otago
- 100% proefgarantie
- Gratis bezorgd vanaf €75
- Levering binnen 2 tot 3 werkdagen
- Verzekerd verzonden & zorgvuldig verpakt
'Bedwelmend en intrigerend, overtuigend en ontwapenend'
“We both grew up in the enlivening surroundings of Central Otago. With this formative connection we dreamed early on of finding a special vineyard to venerate Central Otago Pinot Noir. We found it in the Anthem vineyard, cradled in the Gibbston Valley. 2018 was a particularly special year for this traditionally cooler subregion and the result is a sublime red cherry, raspberry and violet expression of Pinot Noir, chaperoned by a suite of sappy, savoury undertones. Wild fermentation, 50% whole cluster inclusion and a low toast oak regime gives elegance, complexity and structure to the wine. Maintaining our minimalist philosophy, we bottled it without filtration, which means nothing is taken away though a natural deposit will occur over time.” (Blank Canvas)
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| Blend | Pinot noir (100%) |
|---|---|
| Wijnsoort | Rode Wijn |
| Land | Nieuw-Zeeland |
| Druivenras | Pinot Noir |
| Regio | Central Otago |
| Smaakprofiel | Complex, krachtig & vol |
| Jaargang | 2018 |
| Flesinhoud | 0.75 |
| Alcoholgehalte | 13,5 % |
| Op dronk vanaf | Nu op dronk |
| Op dronk tot | 2028 |
| Allergenen | Sulfieten |
| Afsluiting | Kurk |
| Art.nr. | E105989 |
| Awards | |
Jancis Robinson MW
18,5/20 puten
Mid smudgy cherry red and already showing some development in the colour with a soft pink rim. Aroma of succulent but tart red cherry and a hint of orange and just very slightly smoky to add further complexity. Lifts beautifully from the glass: scented, inviting. Classic freshness of this cool, late-ripening subregion but it is fully ripe. Intense purity of fruit here, the whole-bunch component in the background and just adding further freshness and a lovely, subtle herbal aspect. Tannins are super-fine, almost chalky, then silky on the day after opening. Great length, and tastes much younger than the colour might have suggested. Vibrant, refined, daringly light and dry and yet with great substance, persistence and tenderness. Confirms my love of the best Gibbston wines.
Cameron Douglas MS
95/100 punten
Ripe, intense, richly scented, varietal and fruity bouquet with aromas of ripe dark cherries and plums. There’s a definitive dried herb, savoury complexity - classic Otago message - then aromas of smoky oak with a quiet clove baking spice suggestion. All the action for this wine is on the palate - it’s delicious with a detailed story of spices and fruits, textures and length, concentration and a sense of place. Tannins are fine and polished, oak has a nut-like quality alongside the toast-wood. The core of fruit finishes with a floral note - a flick forming part of a lengthy youthful finish. Fabulous drinking now and through 2026+. Definitely a wine of discussion.
Bob Campbell MW
94/100 punten
Elegant, supple pinot noir with floral, dark cherry, five spice and grape stem flavours. A surprisingly approachable wine with restrained power. It should develop well.
James Suckling
93/100 punten
Attractive and well-executed, modern pinot style here with gently meaty reduction, spicy and toasty oak and bright red cherries, all nicely wound together. The palate has a very plush, smoothly layered and supple feel with bright red-cherry flavors. Impressive shape and depth here. Drink or hold.
Michael Cooper
5/5 punten
Drinking well now, but still unfolding, the 2018 vintage (5*) is a single-vineyard red, hand-harvested from 19-year-old vines at Gibbston and matured for a year in French oak casks (34 per cent new). Ruby hued, it is floral and supple, in an intensely varietal style with generous, cherryish, slightly nutty flavours, a hint of herbs, fresh acidity, and excellent complexity and harmony.