Wines - Domaine Clos de Ste. Anne

 
Clos de Ste. Anne is our Grand Cru range of wine and is comes from a northeastern facing slope at the foothills of Poverty Bay. All varieties are bio-dynamically grown and produced and include Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Viognier and Syrah. These wines are released annually in March.

2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Chardonnay

2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Chardonnay

5 Stars - Michael Cooper, Winestate
"Powerful, complex, single-vineyard Gisborne wine from a top vintage. Still youthful, it is very sturdy, ripe and concentrated, with a lovely array of peachy, slightly nutty, creamy and honeyed flavours, good acid balance and excellent potential.  Certified organic."

 
2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Viognier

2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Viognier

5 stars ~ 95 points - Bob Campbell
Gourmet Wine Traveller, June/July 2009
“An intense and complex Viognier with attractive barrel fermentation characters and oak influence giving it a remarkable Condrieu-like character. Silken textured with good mouth feel. Serious Viognier.”
 
2007 Clos de Ste Anne Pinot Noir

2007 Clos de Ste Anne Pinot Noir

4 Stars - Michael Cooper, Winestate March 2009©
"Single-vineyard red from Millton, hill-grown in Gisborne.  Richly varietal, with strawberry and spice flavours, showing excellent depth and complexity, ripe, supple tannins and a fragrant, welcoming bouquet.   Certified organic."
 
2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Syrah

2007 Clos de Ste. Anne Syrah

  • New Release
  • Certified Organic
  • Price: $50.00

96 points, 5 stars - Bob Campbell, Gourmet Wine Traveller June/July 2009
"Impressive syrah with a perfumed aroma that's a mix of floral/violets, red berry, white and black pepper characters. The wine has power, a lengthly finish and a silky and linear texture."

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2008 will be released May 1st.
 
2005 Clos de Ste Anne Pinot Noir Magnum 1.5L

2005 Clos de Ste Anne Pinot Noir Magnum 1.5L

"The scents are pure pinot - sweet and floral. The palate offers red and black berry fruit flavours, zesty acids and sweet earthy hints. Delicate and fine yet also firm and grounded. A pinot of real class. The Millton's have re-drawn New Zealand's Pinot Noir map." John Saker, March 2007