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The bottle has a damage cap but cork is in prefect condition
The estate
Te Mata Estate was originally part of Te Mata Station, a large pastoral land-holding established by English immigrant, John Chambers, in 1854.
After returning from France, John Chamber’s third son, Bernard, had the idea to plant vineyards on the north-facing hills around Havelock North.
First planted in 1990, the bullnose vineyard’s old red iron soils produce
Te mata estate’s finest syrah. This wine has distinct floral and spice aromas,
Rich flavours of plum, raspberry and blackberry, with a velvety texture.
The wine
This is the end of the drinking window of this wine, which displays lots of savoury and meaty aromas on top of bright perfumed black fruits.
