Te Mata Estate

Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
  • Sales Material

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      Te Mata — Wine Advocate Acclaim

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    • Te Mata Estate

      Sell Sheet — 2020 Bullnose Syrah

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    • Te Mata Estate

      Sell Sheet — 2020 Coleraine

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    • Te Mata Estate

      2023 Vintage Report

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  • Reviews

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      Te Mata Estate
      Coleraine, Hawke’s Bay — 2020

      jamessuckling.com
      97

      "We tasted this a couple of years ago. Aromas of ink, tar, blackberries, blueberries and lead pencil follow through to a medium- to full-bodied palate with firm and medium velvety tannins. Solid with great length and beauty. Needs time to soften but a great wine."

      James Suckling, January 2024
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      Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Hawke’s Bay — 2021

      jamessuckling.com
      93

      "A juicy and crisp white with green apple, lemongrass and other fresh herbs. Some dried melon as well. It’s medium to full body with lots of tangy acidity. Phenolic. Dry and flavorful."

      James Suckling, January 2024
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      Te Mata Estate
      Coleraine, Hawke’s Bay — 2021

      The Wine Advocate
      98

      “The 2021 Coleraine is a superstar. It's the best I recall seeing on release in recent years, a total "pleasure-dome" situation. Tea tree, oyster shell, lavender, black tea and tobacco leaf burst from the glass. Seamless, polished tannins grace the palate. There are notes of creamy red fruits, cassis and bramble, Asian five spice, black cherry and graphite/mineral skein. The persistence of flavor here is extraordinary; it's detailed and nuanced but insistent in the mouth. The tannins cup the fruit in the mouth.”

      Erin Larkin, September 2023
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      Te Mata Estate
      Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Hawke’s Bay — 2022

      The Wine Advocate
      92

      "The 2022 Estate Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc has been fully tank fermented, no solids, but it was left on the lees post-ferment for texture. There are notes of cheesecloth, pineapple lumps, Pink Lady apples and saline acidity. It’s fleshy, with preserved citrus, juicy acidity and plenty of brine, then sugar snap peas, Nashi pears and a hint of guava/lychee."

      Erin Larkin, September 2023
  • News

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      Te Mata Estate
      The World Upside Down: Contemporary Regenerative Practices in a 130-year-old New Zealand Cabernet Vineyard
      Tobias Buck
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