Central Otago is home to New Zealand's largest high country sheep stations. The original shepherds who worked these stations have moved on, yet their spirit remains. The Last Shepherd celebrate these men with this Central Otago Pinot Noir. Medium ruby red, exhibiting vibrant dark berry aromas with hints of spice and smoke. The palate is rich and savoury with dark cherry and plum fruit characters with fine supple tannins, hints of pepper and spice and a savoury oak finish.

The Last Shepherd Syrah is a bold Hawke's Bay Syrah and a deliciously good story. Floral aromas such as lilac, violet with lifted dark berry notes appear on the nose. On the palate, flavours of boysenberry and plum with well-integrated oak influence come through. With medium weight on the palate, this wine has a hint of pepper and warm spices, rounded out with a soft and velvety finish.

Blending the Maude Pinot Noir is one of their favourite and most important tasks. Each year, the magical blend from the Poison Creek and Mohawk Hill vineyards changes. Maintaining the pedigree of the Maude Pinot Noir is absolutely critical; but achieving this requires flexibility with both the blend as well as the technique as both vary with each vintage. However, not every bunch fits in, leaving them with some surplus yet superior parcels. Meet The Loner. Drink with friends.

The Ned Crunchy Red is an early release Pinot Noir - designed to be served slightly chilled. A limited release wine from the world-renowned range of The Ned wines, made in Marlborough by Marisco Family Vineyards. This wine exhibits a subtle spiciness that accentuates a bright bouquet of crunchy red fruits, cranberries and red apple. Juicy acidity lines the palate boasting rich concentrated fruit, silky tannins and a serious structure.

Right in the heart of the magical Waihopai Valley, a million miles from anywhere, lies The Ned, one of Marlborough's most famous peaks. The Ned Pinot Noir - Delicious aromas of wild strawberry, raspberry liquorice and dried oregano with a fragrant all spice lift. The fleshy, sweet-fruited palate boasts opulent tannins, notes of smoky French oak and a long juicy finish.

Y Series was created to bring you great wine minus the fuss - just easygoing, flavour-packed varietals, for any occasion. The mission is to keep wine approachable, expressive, and never too serious - because there is and always has been a Y for every Why. Sublime varietal, drinking the Y Series Cabernet Sauvignon is a pure and satisfying experience, like a walk in the park. Not weighed down by excessive oak, the fruit and sense of place shines through. Pairs perfectly with spaghetti & meatballs or lasagna.

Y Series was created to bring you great wine minus the fuss - just easygoing, flavour-packed varietals, for any occasion. The mission is to keep wine approachable, expressive, and never too serious - because there is and always has been a Y for every Why. This enticing and youthful Merlot will light up the room with its jovial presence. Fresh and bright, it displays fresh plum, mulberry and violet aromatics with beautiful, long tannins. Pairs perfectly with cheesy pasta or a hamburger with the lot.

Y Series was created to bring you great wine minus the fuss - just easygoing, flavour-packed varietals, for any occasion. The mission is to keep wine approachable, expressive, and never too serious - because there is and always has been a Y for every Why. This vibrant and aromatic Pinot Noir packs a whole lot of punch. A juicy and refreshing wine with a palate featuring rhubarb and strawberry flavours.

Y Series was created to bring you great wine minus the fuss - just easygoing, flavour-packed varietals, for any occasion. The mission is to keep wine approachable, expressive, and never too serious - because there is and always has been a Y for every Why. A rich and ripe Shiraz with juicy red fruits, a hint of spice and smooth tannins. Pairs great with any food at that fancy restaurant you've booked or with your homemade Mexican dish - both are great options.

The Warden's Court dealt with the registration and enforcement of Miner's Rights. Disputes often arose over claim jumping, forgeries, water races, roading and between partners of a joint claim. The old Courthouse in Alexandra is one of the town's oldest stone buildings and was opened on the 16th of June 1879 to house The Warden's Court.

A bright ruby hue in the glass, this Awatere Valley Pinot Noir displays aromatic layers of red fruit and spicy florals with hints of crushed herbs. The palate is smoothly textured with flavours of bright cherry, red berries and finely integrated French oak. Mid-weight on the palate, this wine is balanced with refined silky tannins that lead to a long and elegant finish.

Redcurrant spicy pepper and dried herb aromatics with a fresh vibrant palate showing a rich ripe fruit profile and a soft elegant finish.