Hawkes Bay is located on the North Island of New Zealand and is the oldest wine-growing region in the country. The climate can be called warm by New Zealand standards, ideal for the late ripening syrah grape of which 334 hectares have been planted in this area. The result: perfumed, elegant wines full of ripe fruit and spiciness. It is therefore not surprising that the region is known as “New Zealand’s Premium Red Wine Region”.

In the sheltered climate of Hawkes Bay, winemakers cultivate unique red wines from the French Syrah grape. This ruby red wine is powerful and elegant. The bouquet has aromas of black currants, dark cherries, a hint of pepper and fine cocoa notes. It is a lively wine with an elegant structure, due to its soft tannins. The aftertaste is pleasantly spicy and fruity. Hawkes Bay is located on the North Island of New Zealand and is the oldest wine-growing region in the country. The climate can be called warm by New Zealand standards, ideal for the late ripening syrah grape of which 334 hectares have been planted in this area. The result: perfumed, elegant wines full of ripe fruit and spiciness. It is therefore not surprising that the region is known as “New Zealand’s Premium Red Wine Region”.