Pinots for $20-Something
Pinot Noir at $20ish can really disappoint – unless you get the right ones! We always have good stuff but the range is hot at the moment.
Shaky Bridge 2016 came in so dark, soft and hedonistic in 2016 that we can’t believe the price, while the Resolute from Ara is a complex premium wine discounted to sell-out. Also real and distinctive is the new white label Pinot from Boneline, likewise the seriously boutique Rocky Point from Prophet’s Rock, while Martinborough’s Te Tera is yet again a stunning, complete and layered wine with only a touch less depth than their serious $60 estate Pinot.
Think there’s no such thing as decent sub-$30 Pinot? Think again.
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2022 Martinborough Vineyards Te Tera Pinot Noir
A nice price on one of our customers favourite Pinots, which always overdelivers. Te Tera is made from a selection of their quality home-grown fruit, and shows the expertise of an estate that ... read more$24.99 in mixed 6+ or $27.99 per bottle -
2021 Wooing Tree Beetlejuice Central Otago Pinot Noir
This highly regarded second label from Wooing Tree gives many $40 Pinots a run for their money. Full of the sun-baked brightness and perfume that Central does so well with a silky, juicy palate ... read more$30.99 in mixed 6+ or $34.99 per bottle -
2022 Grasshopper Rock Central Otago Pinot Noir
More smashing scores! Bob Campbell's average score is basically 95+, a record usually reserved for wines of $60 or more. Grasshopper Rock's outstanding quality is not only about boutique focus ... read more$39.99 in mixed 6+ or $44.99 per bottle
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