Well-structured with good acid balance, finishes off-dry.

Nobody has more experience growing grapes in Marlborough than Allan Scott. Allan planted some of the region's most famous vineyards, including the very first and has worked the land there every vintage since. Many of the vineyards he developed have gone on to win global recognition. In 1985, Allan bought land in the Rapaura district of Marlborough. This was to become the home of the family wine making venture.

Aromatics burst with pear, quince and a hint of white florals. On the palate the wine is concentrated with a touch of sweetness complementing the intense flavour while retaining freshness.

Pure with a delicate structure, finishing crisp and dry. On the palate, stonefruit and pear flavours dominate, followed up with a touch of citrus at the finish.

Babydoll's BABYDOLL sheep live beneath the vines, nibbling on grass and weeds and giving their name to these delicious wines. Small but mighty, they're wonderful groundskeepers. Yes, they need a little help to keep the mowing going. But it's all for the good of the grapes.

Fruit sourced from Australia brings to this wine delicacy and minerality. Each parcel of Pinot Gris is harvested at optimal ripeness, the subtle residual sweetness and time on lees add weight to this wine. Pair this Pinot Gris with a Thai green chicken curry, or good old-fashioned roast pork.

A refreshingly dry pinot gris, filled with expressive aromas of Lily of the valley, biscotti, pear, and almond. The palate is well-balanced with mouthwatering acidity. Flavours of pine nut and pretty florals of Mexican orange blossom come through with Honeydew melon and cucumber on the finish.

This Pinot Gris is full of fresh pear and vibrant spice aromas and flavours.

The Brookfields Pinot Gris is floral with generous Nashi Pear, peach, lychee and subtle spice.

The palate is luscious and concentrated with stonefruit and mandarin notes and and a lingering lime and mineral finish.

This Pinot Gris is in great balance with a core of ripe fruit, supported by soft acidity that carries the wine to a long finish. Aromatically, the wine displays subtle nectarine, white peach, with a touch of spice from neutral oak. The palate is generous from time on lees, but juicy and crisp around the edges.

A dry, elegant Pinot Gris named in honour of the wife of Church Road Patriarch, Tom McDonald.