The famous Kennedy Point wines from Waiheke Island...
All of them I tasted were brilliant, superb, magnificent.
This one is a Merlot from 2006.
Very elegant claret-style red - rich, spicy and savoury, with bottle-aged complexity.
Lovely.
For NZ$ 39.
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