
Overall, considering that the two-manufacturing wineries use 100% ‘Asprinio’ grape, the difference retrieved between the two ‘Asprinio’ wines could be explained by the different grapevine training systems: ‘ vite maritata’ (training system inherited from Etruscans) for ‘Asprinio_A’ and ‘ guyot’ for ‘Asprinio_B’. Moreover, the multivariate analyses carried out highlight differences between ‘Asprinio_A’ and ‘Asprinio_B’, which exbibit also different residual yeast and plant DNA.
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On the other hand, both 1H NMR and free amino acid content profiles show different chemometric profiles among the three wines analysed, although the profiles are similar for both vintages. We have TWO events scheduled this weekend at the sunflower field Come out to enjoy live music from Kolten Taylor Music on Friday evening or the wine. The colourimetric parameters are similar for both ‘Asprinio’ wines and differ from ‘Greco di Tufo’ wines. Click here for Great wine clearance specials. See our Event and News page to find out what is happening at Clearview Estate. Thus, in this paper we evaluated the colourimetric parameters, 1H NMR profiles and free amino acids content of ‘Asprinio’ wines, bottled by two different wineries (hereafter ‘Asprinio_A’ and ‘Asprinio_B’) collected in 20, using ‘Greco di Tufo’ for comparison. Clearview Estate is a family owned and operated vineyard and boutique cellar door just 3km from Mudgee. Nevertheless, little information is available on the metabolomic profile of this wine. Tim Turvey was told in 1988 when he bought his property at Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay, that it was too cold to grow wine grapes. Seats are strictly limited and will again sell out quickly.‘Asprinio’ is a white dry wine characteristic for its acidity and aromatic flavour, known as emerging DOP wine in Southern Italy. Tim will also be bringing a couple of surprise wines from Clearview’s wine Library in addition to the set wines which we are very excited about.
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Seats are priced at $110 per person which includes all food (six courses) and wines for the evening plus a welcome drink on arrival. Join us for dinner with Clearview Estate founder, owner, winemaker and raconteur extraordinaire, Tim Turvey, for a night of great wines and stories alongside Eichardt’s legendary food. New Zealand wine critic Michael Cooper has called the Reserve Chardonnay an “iconic New Zealand Chardonnay” and “a New Zealand super classic”.īoth Clearview Estate red and white dessert wines are the first of their kind in New Zealand and are luscious examples of the terroir, gaining national and international notoriety. The Reserve Chardonnay has received gold medals, five star ratings, and trophies in every vintage since 1992. Against all the odds Tim and Helma have built up the Estate, planting vines and trees, establishing the restaurant and renovated the historic homestead.Ĭlearview Estate has established a considerable reputation for high quality, handmade wines since the winery’s first release of Cabernet Sauvignon in 1989. Tim Turvey established Clearview along with Helma van den Berg over 25 years ago, Clearview Estate Winery, Vineyards & Restaurant is situated on the coastline of Hawke’s Bay, in the Te Awanga sub-region. Each of the six courses has been expertly matched with one of Clearview’s legendary wines. This very special evening will feature a six-course degustation menu designed and prepared by Eichardt’s Executive Chef, Will Eaglesfield. WHAT IS PIX Were the worlds first wine discovery platform with a simple matchmaking mission: to pair people with bottles that bring them joy.



The April Eichardt’s Monthly Winemaker Dinner which was hosted by the owners of Misha’s Vineyard – Misha & Andy Wilkinson was fully booked weeks ahead of the big night, and what a night it was! We are now very excited to be taking bookings for our May Winemaker Dinner which will be hosted by Winemaker Tim Turvey of Hawke’s Bay winery Clearview Estate:
