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PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021
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The PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021 This is a magnum edition of one of New Zealand's most iconic white wines. Sourced from old vines in the Waipara Valley and crafted with traditional methods, this Riesling combines concentration, freshness, and balance. The magnum format allows for slow aging in the bottle, enhancing its complexity and aging potential.

PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021

75cl |
Uva
Varieties Riesling
Origin
Origin
New Zealand New Zealand
Calendario
Vintage 2021
Alcohol content
Alcohol content 12.5º
320,18
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The PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021 This is a magnum edition of one of New Zealand's most iconic white wines. Sourced from old vines in the Waipara Valley and crafted with traditional methods, this Riesling combines concentration, freshness, and balance. The magnum format allows for slow aging in the bottle, enhancing its complexity and aging potential.

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Tasting notes

Appearance

In the glass, the wine presents a bright yellow tone with greenish reflections, anticipating freshness and youth, despite the aging format.

Nose

It offers an intense and complex aromatic palette: notes of lime, mandarin peel and green apple intertwine with stone fruits such as apricot and white peach. Delicate floral nuances (jasmine, orange blossom) and a marked mineral background are also perceived. In this vintage, a subtle touch of honey and beeswax appears, possibly derived from a small proportion of noble botrytis, providing depth without losing freshness.

Palate

Shows great energy and balance. Vibrant acidity perfectly balances a slight residual sweetness, generating tension and harmony. Its texture is silky but firm, with citrus and mineral flavors that unfold with clarity and persistence. The magnum format accentuates its elegance, with a long, clean and slightly spicy finish.

Food pairing

Blue Cheese Blue Cheese
Seafood Seafood
Scallops Scallops
Fish Fish Salmon Salmon
Asian dishes Asian dishes
Ceviche Ceviche

Description

The PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021 is a special large-format edition of one of New Zealand's most iconic white wines. Sourced from old vines on the stony, well-drained slopes of the Waipara Valley in North Canterbury, this magnum version allows you to further appreciate the aging potential and evolution of this Riesling, handcrafted by the Donaldson family, pioneers of winemaking in the region.

The 2021 vintage was marked by ideal weather conditions, with slow and progressive ripening that allowed for the harvesting of grapes with excellent concentration, natural acidity, and a vibrant aromatic profile. Many of the vines used for this wine are over 30 years old, allowing for a more complex and profound expression of the variety.

Pegasus Bay crafts this Riesling with a philosophy centered on minimal intervention and utmost respect for the vineyard. Fermentation takes place slowly at low temperatures to preserve the purity of the aromas and is stopped naturally to retain a small level of residual sugar that balances the intense acidity characteristic of the region. In some years, such as 2021, a portion of the grapes may have been affected by noble botrytis, adding greater complexity without compromising freshness.

The magnum format (1.5 liters) not only offers an impressive presentation, but also allows for a slower and more harmonious evolution of the wine in the bottle. This makes it an excellent choice for collectors and wine lovers seeking long-term aging experiences.

The PEGASUS BAY Riesling Magnum 2021 is a wine that combines precision, depth and longevity, clearly representing the quality philosophy of Pegasus Bay and the unique potential of Riesling grown in cool climates of the southern hemisphere.