Magpie Estate
Squawking Magpie
SQM Gimblett Gravels Cabernet Sauvignon Merlot Blend 2013
Blackberries, dark ripe cherries, anise, subtle oak, nicely balanced Bordeaux blend. — 6 years ago
Duke's
Magpie Hill Reserve Shiraz 2014
Cool climate
Balanced
Watch out for this little producer
He knows it all
✌️✌️ — 7 years ago
Magpie Estate
The Tight Cluster 2014
Sticky, ripe sweetness that almost resembles a port. It’s textbook Aussie Shiraz, in fizzy form. A lot of vanilla on the nose, followed by an abundance of ripe cherry, chocolate and liquorice on the palate. Short finish, but tremendous fun. — 4 years ago
d'Arenberg
The Laughing Magpie McLaren Vale Shiraz Viognier 2002
Wow! Another stunner that held together insanely well? And was agreed around the table could go for quite a while. Spicy eucalyptus, pine, with a strong structure that included non sulphured/sugared dried fruit leather, tabac, and Thai basil. Picture Keanu tasting this and saying “Whoa.” — 6 years ago
Magpie Estate
The Wishbone Grenache Shiraz
Loved. Great Shiraz. Will buy again — 7 years ago
Squawking Magpie
The Nest Merlot/Cabernets 2013
Racy intensity, velvety tannins, rich dark fruits, licks of vanilla and cinnamon #hawkesbay #merlot — 5 years ago
Brown Magpie
Single Vineyard Pinot Gris 2017
best pinot gris I have ever had — 5 years ago
Magpie Estate
"The Malcolm" Late Harvest Shiraz 2006
Black cherry, plum.
Rich and velvety palate. — 7 years ago
New Day Meadery
Breakfast Magpie Honey Wine
Espresso flavor is strong enough it seems like it should feel gritty in my mouth. Strong blackberry flavor. A polarizing mead! Seems like people either love it or hate it, but nobody forgets it. — 8 years ago
Devin Brown
The description: Description
French oak
Peach & nectarine
Vanilla bean & ginger
Long finish
"Accessible, fruity chardonnay with peach, nectarine. lime. citrus. vanilla bean, ginger and spicy oak flavours. Soft-textured, inviting wine with development potential" Bob Campbell, Master of Wine, Real Review
Hand selected fruit with 12 months maturation in new and one year old French oak, the wine is beautifully textured, full bodied with butterscotch and spicy oak flavours. Displaying mineral tones from the Terrior, this wine has a delightful and very long finish.
The opinion: very nice and worth every cent especially 3 years on. Lovely.
Single vineyard barrel aged Chardonnay from the Alluvialle soils of Hawkes Bay. — 8 months ago