New Zealand's Pursuit of Pinot NoirNew Zealand's Pursuit of Pinot Noir

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In a land known for zingy whites, red wines are starting to make their presence known.

Harvey Steiman
Issue: November 30, 2002

As New Zealand wines appear in increasing numbers on retail shelves and wine lists around the world, Sauvignon Blanc continues to be the country's strength, followed closely by Chardonnay. New Zealand is also starting to hit the mark with red wines, an amazing development given the lackluster track record the category has chalked up previously.