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Craggy Range Te Muna Pinot Noir 2024 1.5L

Martinborough, New Zealand
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About this Wine

 
country New Zealand
region Martinborough
variety Pinot Noir
Style Red (Light Medium Bodied)
vintage 2024
closure Cork
Alcohol vol. 14.0
volume 1,500

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Intensely perfumed with lavender, jasmine, and rich, sweet spice, layered over dark cherry and exotic incense. Bold yet impeccably balanced.

Maturation

10 months.

Appearance

Deep scarlet in colour.

Palate

The palate is powerful and seamless, with silk-laden tannins melting effortlessly. A commanding, expressive Te Muna release - intense, refined and irresistibly seductive.

Vinification

15% whole bunch, 85% destemmed. Open top stainless steel tanks and French oak cuves.

Vintage Notes

A warm, dry season moderated by cool nights allowed for gradual and unhindered ripening of fruit. A great year.

Reviews

  • Andrew Graham
    1

    The Craggy Range star just doesn’t dim, hey. The (once super controversial) Te Muna Terrace vineyards are now more than twenty-five years old too, and here delivering a plush and powerful expression of Martinborough Pinot. Wonderful plush ripe plum fruit – it’s almost like a Blaufrankisch/Pinot/Shiraz hybrid, with plum and blackberry fruit in a silky and mouthfilling way. Arguably, it’s a bit too ripe to be classic, but the texture is lovely and the palate very welcoming. Good one. Points: 93/100

    ozwinereview.com4th Nov 2025

  • Andrew Graham
    1

    The Craggy Range star just doesn’t dim, hey. The (once super controversial) Te Muna Terrace vineyards are now more than twenty-five years old too, and here delivering a plush and powerful expression of Martinborough Pinot. Wonderful plush ripe plum fruit – it’s almost like a Blaufrankisch/Pinot/Shiraz hybrid, with plum and blackberry fruit in a silky and mouthfilling way. Arguably, it’s a bit too ripe to be classic, but the texture is lovely and the palate very welcoming. Good one. Points: 93/100

    ozwinereview.com4th Nov 2025

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