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Pinot Noir

Dry River WinesMartinborough, New Zealand

Dry River’s Pinot Noir from Martinborough is a vineyard-driven, low-intervention expression built for aging: fermented o…Learn More »

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About This Wine

Dry River’s Pinot Noir from Martinborough is a vineyard-driven, low-intervention expression built for aging: fermented often with wild yeasts and partial whole‑bunches, matured in fine-grained French oak and typically bottled un‑fined and unfiltered. It marries bright red cherry and floral notes with darker berries, forest‑floor/savoury complexities (herbs, graphite, spice) and fine, poised tannins, reflecting the cool, stony Martinborough terroi…Learn More »

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RedPinot Noir

About Pinot Noir

Dry River’s Pinot Noir from Martinborough is a vineyard-driven, low-intervention expression built for aging: fermented often with wild yeasts and partial whole‑bunches, matured in fine-grained French oak and typically bottled un‑fined and unfiltered. It marries bright red cherry and floral notes with darker berries, forest‑floor/savoury complexities (herbs, graphite, spice) and fine, poised tannins, reflecting the cool, stony Martinborough terroir and the producer’s restrained, textural winemaking approach.