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Coleraine 2021

Coleraine 2021

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Te Mata Estate, Coleraine 2021

Te Mata Estate is New Zealand's oldest wine producer, located in Hawke's Bay since 1896. The Coleraine is their flagship wine, made since 1982 from the estate's oldest vineyards. The 2021 vintage is dubbed "The One" by the house itself, one of the best vintages ever produced.

What you smell
Blackcurrants and blackberries, fresh roses (a signature of this wine), thyme and cedar wood. Complex and inviting.

What you taste
Rich raspberries and mocha, with fine herbal notes. The tannins are velvety smooth but provide enough grip to carry the wine for many years. The acidity keeps everything lively. The finish lingers for minutes.

How it's made
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc, hand-picked. The wine matures for 17 months in French oak, which explains its depth and spice without overpowering the fruit.

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Serve
16-18 degrees. Decanting is recommended if opening now, for at least an hour. A large Burgundy glass allows the aromas to develop.

Pairs well with

  • Grilled rack of lamb with rosemary: the sweet-spicy meat mirrors the wine's spiciness, while the fat softens the tannins.
  • Beef tenderloin with mushroom sauce: the earthy umami of the mushrooms enhances the mocha notes in the wine.
  • Aged hard cheese such as old Manchego: the saltiness and fat of the cheese balance the wine's structure.

Scores

  • Robert Parker: 98/100
  • James Suckling: 98/100
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What you smell
Blackcurrants and blackberries, fresh roses (a signature of this wine), thyme, and cedar. Complex and inviting.

What you taste
Rich raspberries and mocha, with fine herbal notes. The tannins are velvety soft but provide enough grip to carry the wine for years. The acidity keeps everything vibrant. The finish lingers for minutes.

Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc, hand-picked. The wine matures for 17 months in French oak, which accounts for its depth and spiciness without overpowering the fruit.

16-18 degrees Celsius. Decanting is recommended if you open it now, at least an hour. A large Burgundy glass allows the aromas to unfold.

- Grilled rack of lamb with rosemary: the spicy-sweet meat mirrors the wine's spiciness, while the fat softens the tannins.
- Beef tenderloin with mushroom sauce: the earthy umami of the mushrooms enhances the mocha notes in the wine.
- Aged hard cheese such as old Manchego: the saltiness and fat of the cheese balance the wine's structure.

Hawke's Bay is de oudste wijnstreek van Nieuw-Zeeland en de plek waar Bordeaux-achtige blends van Cabernet Sauvignon en Merlot het best gedijen, dankzij een grindvlakte die net zoveel warmte vasthoudt als de bekendste kiezelbodems van Frankrijk.

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