In the world of Pinot Noir, few places are as dramatic or as southerly as Central Otago in New Zealand’s South Island. Ringed by mountains and marked by a semi-continental climate, this region defies the country’s reputation for maritime viticulture. Dry summers, frigid winters, and large diurnal shifts enable Pinot Noir to achieve ripe, pure fruit prof…
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