Event tickets and flagship wines, including Coleraine, Bullnose, Awatea, Alma, Elston and Cape Crest.
Coleraine ’22 maintains the prestige of its predecessor. Critic Huon Hooke of The Real Review, suggests that “Coleraine ’22 has tremendous persistence and wonderful structure. A great wine, that will richly reward long-term cellaring.”
Toby is the first New Zealander (or Australian) invited to join The Vintners’ Company in London, a 661-year old guild institution. Even more special was that Toby got to share the occasion with John Buck, who visited from New Zealand to attend.
2023 will be a lesson in “never count your chickens before they’re hatched.” It was a season that took Te Mata to new frontiers, and one we can’t wait to share with you. An extreme year setting new records on multiple fronts, 2023 was the: longest growing season ever (budburst to harvest +10% longer
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A memorable, incredibly early vintage, with significant highlights and some challenging moments. It resulted in wines with great varietal expression, restraint, tension, power, and length. Winter – Spring Winter was warm and dry. This led to an early bud burst and the earliest veraison in the last 30 years. Summer – Autumn
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‘A 500-Year-Old Company In The Making.’ An Interview with Te Mata Estate on the winery. ‘CEO Nick Buck isn’t living in the past.’
Starting Monday 21st February our new harvest is underway. Plain-sailing so far. Our thanks, as always, to our amazing picking crew!
Glorious Summer days on our Hawke’s Bay Vineyards. Veraison, leaf plucking and bird netting are keeping our team very busy.
“Unbelievably good. Young, but the potential is overwhelmingly potent. Floral, nutty, intense small-berried fruit, cedar, anise and sweet herb.”
Have we had another lucky run? like the 2013 to 2015 trio, our last three harvest have been very fortunate. 2019, 2020 and 2021 look incredible.
The Hawke’s Bay Foundation had a successful first auction with Te Mata’s bottle painted by Freeman White getting top praise and price.
