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Urlar Pinot Noir from New Zealand

In need of light and fruity wine? Then this Pinot Noir from New Zealand would be a good choice.

 Urlar is apparently gaelic for earth and these guys have biodynamic certification.

 Here what they about the wine:
The classic 2016 vintage delivers an elegant wine of dark red berry fruits, dried herbs, lifted red florals and subtle savoury notes. 

 The fruit is complexed by layers of whole bunch nuances, undergrowth, spices and earthy cedar. 

 Elegantly concentrated with fine tannins and a silky texture. 

 Beautifully suited to a rack of lamb or gamey dishes such as venison or duck.

 Urlar Pinot Noir 2016
Wairarapa, North Island
Ca 230 NOK or 20€
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