Mohua Wines
Central Otago Pinot Noir
Central Otago, Otago, South Island, New Zealand
Perfect pairing for my Costco Black Bean soup
Perfect pairing for my Costco Black Bean soup
1 person found it helpfulDec 16th, 2014
Been enjoying NZ Pinot. The youthfulness (of the vines) is apparent with brightness. Paired with crunchy red fruits here it makes for good stuff (@ $13)...
Been enjoying NZ Pinot. The youthfulness (of the vines) is apparent with brightness. Paired with crunchy red fruits here it makes for good stuff (@ $13)...
1 person found it helpfulMar 8th, 2014
A few days old already so this one deserves as asterisk. Still, not a bad New World Pinot. Huge, red and black fruit preserves in the nose, and a little butterscotch, but that might be oxidation. Palate is pretty close to the nose. Blackberry, cinnamon, and butterscotch.
A few days old already so this one deserves as asterisk. Still, not a bad New World Pinot. Huge, red and black fruit preserves in the nose, and a little butterscotch, but that might be oxidation. Palate is pretty close to the nose. Blackberry, cinnamon, and butterscotch.
Feb 16th, 2015
Thoroughly enjoyed Peregrine's Mohua from Central Otago w/ roasted seasonal mushrooms tonight.
Thoroughly enjoyed Peregrine's Mohua from Central Otago w/ roasted seasonal mushrooms tonight.
Nov 11th, 2013
Mohua's sauv blanc is much better. This Pinot has some bright shallow fruit and a surprising dose of stinky sock, but there's an unappetizing cheap sour finish that lingers far too long.
Mohua's sauv blanc is much better. This Pinot has some bright shallow fruit and a surprising dose of stinky sock, but there's an unappetizing cheap sour finish that lingers far too long.
Oct 21st, 2013
Not vibrant in fruit as self described. The front had ocean salt, subtle taste of black cherry, leather and back end terroir finish with some length. The right food could bring more out in this wine. Maybe risotto ?
Not vibrant in fruit as self described. The front had ocean salt, subtle taste of black cherry, leather and back end terroir finish with some length. The right food could bring more out in this wine. Maybe risotto ?
Jan 12th, 2013




