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Neudorf Rosie's Block Moutere Albariño 2025

Moutere, New Zealand
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About this Wine

 
country New Zealand
region Moutere
variety Other Whites
Style White (Crisp Fresh)
vintage 2025
closure Screwcap
Alcohol vol. 13.5
volume 750

Tasting Notes

Aroma

A lifted nose of lime zest, sea spray and that first breath when you step onto the beach.

Palate

The palate echoes the aromatics, woven together with bright, crystalline acidity that gives the wine its signature savoury edge. As a faithful dirty martini drinker, this wine continues to spark disproportionate joy. Hints of oyster shell, fresh fennel and a cool, saline minerality glide through the glass, all wrapped in a dreamy, sun-drenched haze. There’s beautiful form here - poised, graceful, quietly luxurious.

Vinification

Processing: 70% whole bunch press, 30% crushed fruit. Cool settled for 48 hours and racked Fermentation: 100% Wild Yeast Fermentation Vessel: 70% Stainless Steel, 30% Neutral Puncheon Malolactic: None Fining: None Filtration: Sterile Vegan: Yes

Vintage Notes

The season began dry before shifting to a wetter-than-usual October, with an exceptionally warm December bringing ideal flowering conditions. While the Christmas and early January period posed some challenges, a return to warm, settled weather through February and March improving ripening. Occasional rain showers kept canopies refreshed, leading to a smooth, trouble-free harvest. The season produced wines of both volume and generosity.

Food Matching

Pair it with the ocean’s finest — fresh oysters, mussels with white wine and garlic, or thinly sliced kingfish. It’s a match made long before you even reach for the lemon.

Winemakers Comments

The 2025 release clocks over a decade of crafting this irresistible, sun-soaked Albariño - still utterly moreish, still mouthwatering, still our unofficial taste of summer. Think warm evenings, bare feet, and salt on your skin.

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