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You can't get more 'Martinborough' than TK. They have six vineyards, each offering their own distinctive characteristics; suited to different varieties and clones, grown and tended in different ways. This means TK can develop a magic blend of the best possible grapes from each vineyard to consistently create quality, premium wines for you to enjoy. Their vineyards are positioned to maximise the conditions that make Martinborough the perfect place to grow wine.
Steeped in history, the vineyards of Te Kairanga are planted on John Martin's (Martinboroughs Founder) original land, where you can also find the Cellar Door (today known as The Cottage) which was built in the late 1800's to house his senior stockman. New owner Bill Foley of Foley Family Wines NZ Limited has a clear vision for the future - to be producing benchmark Pinot Noirs.
$28.00
Elegant aromatics of nashi pear, layered with exotic pie, roasted nuts, and floral notes. The dry palate is refined,...
$28.00
Fragrant aromas of blackcurrant leaf, tomato stalk, crushed pea pod, and tropical fruits. The palate is vibrant and precise, bursting...
$42.00
The John Martin Chardonnay is crafted from TK's best vineyard parcels. Fragrant and refined on the nose with notes of...
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Fragrant savoury notes mingle together with soft oak, cashew, stone fruits and nougat. The palate is full, with mouth filling...
$24.00
An inviting nose of citrus zest, red apple and a subtle minerality. Notes of citrus fruits lead to a refined...
$28.00
Pale pink with aromas of rose petals, strawberries and cherries. Dry and vibrant with a creamy texture, fresh acidity and...
$35.00
Deep, rich red in colour with an appealing combination of bright red fruit and savoury notes on the nose. A...
$38.00
Deep, cherry red in colour, Runholder Pinot Noir has an appealing bouquet of bright red fruit, perfumed aromatics and...
$53.00
A deep burgundy hue with subtle purple highlights sets the tone for this wine’s complexity. The nose is rich...
