Trips for Kids Marin – 30th Anniversary
Auction Ends: Oct 18, 2018 10:00 PM PDT

Wine

New Zealand Wine Selection

Item Number
204
Sold
195 USD to Live Event Bidder
Number of Bids
1  -  Bid History

Live Event Item

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Item Description

This lot consists of a selection of wines from the famed Amisfield Vineyard in Central Otago, New Zealand. This selection includes two bottles each of:

Amisfield 2014 RKV Pinot Noir
Amisfield 2015 Pinot Noir
Amisfield 2016 Fume Sauvignon Blanc.

https://amisfield.co.nz/media/cms/2018_06/AF_Cut_Together_dVaztbh.mp4

Item Special Note

Our single estate vineyard Set against the backdrop of the majestic Pisa mountain range, Amisfield is one of the largest single estate vineyard in Central Otago. Spurred on by fond memories of childhood holidays in Central Otago, Amisfield founder John Darby was determined to master this breathtaking yet often unforgiving high country, convinced that this dramatic landscape presented the perfect environment for cool-climate viticulture. After an exhaustive search he discovered Amisfield Farm, formerly a merino sheep station. The first vines were planted in 1999 and they continue to thrive in this continental climate with its cold winters, hot summers and low rainfall. We are currently in the process of conversion to organic certification, something close to our hearts, implementing a host of advanced initiatives in organic wine production. Our simple philosophy is to nurture nature at every step and our hands-off approach means that our process takes time, with our wines yielding exceptional purity, intensity and vibrancy. The winery With a bold form of pure function and its distinctive sloping roof echoing the mountains behind it, Amisfield's modern winery sits harmoniously within its rustic surroundings. Designed by Christchurch architect Charlie Nott in 2006, the two-storey facility has a 600-tonne production capacity. Here our winemakers conduct their intricate craft then let nature take its course.

 

A $400 value

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