Trinity Hill The Gimblett 2020
Hawke's Bay
Loading...
Only 166 left
‘The Gimblett’ blends Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and a little Merlot, sourced from low-yielding vineyards. The resulting wine is powerful and richly structured with lovely blackberry aromatics
£28.00 per bottle
Qty bottles:
100% Money-back Guarantee
If you don’t like a wine, for whatever reason, you’ll be refunded in full. No problem.
Wine Details
- Red - Medium to Full Bodied
New Zealand- Cabernet-based blend
- 10.5 Units
- Vegan
- 14% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 26 August 2035
The Story Behind the Bottle
Trinity Hill is the result of a chance meeting of Robert and Robyn Wilson, owners of London restaurant Bleeding Heart, with winemaker John Hancock. Convinced they could together make world-class reds in New Zealand’s Hawke’s Bay, Gimblett Gravels in particular, they started planting in 1993 and expanded further in 2000. Even with their first release 1997 vintage they won Trophies. Today they have a worldwide reputation for an amazing array of grape varieties and styles – from this Syrah to classic Bordeaux and experimental varieties like Arneis. Warren Gibson has now taken over the winemaking and has excelled with this fine, elegant red, made purely from Gimblett Gravels fruit. Aged in oak, this wine is a fine partner with slow-cooked lamb.
Trinity Hill is the result of a chance meeting of Robert and Robyn Wilson, owners of London restaurant Bleeding Heart, with winemaker John Hancock. Convinced they could together make world-class reds in New Zealand’s Hawke’s Bay, Gimblett Gravels in particular, they started planting in 1993 and expanded further in 2000. Even with their first release 1997 vintage they won Trophies. Today they have a worldwide reputation for an amazing array of grape varieties and styles – from this Syrah to classic Bordeaux and experimental varieties like Arneis. Warren Gibson has now taken over the winemaking and has excelled with this fine, elegant red, made purely from Gimblett Gravels fruit. Aged in oak, this wine is a fine partner with slow-cooked lamb.
You Might Like
Loading...
