Pegasus Bay Riesling
Pegasus Bay Riesling
North Canterbury, New Zealand
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About this wine
Pegasus Bay Riesling is a vibrant expression of North Canterbury’s unique terroir. Crafted with extended hang time and a portion of noble botrytis, this wine showcases layers of complexity while retaining freshness and finesse. The nose unfurls with opulent citrus, floral, and tropical notes—mandarin spray, pineapple, honeydew melon, and citrus blossom—underpinned by green apple, kaffir lime leaf, and a hint of oriental spice over a mineral base. The palate is rich yet precise, offering a textured mouthfeel with charming sweetness balanced by lively acidity and well-integrated phenolics. A gentle spritz adds extra vibrancy, leading to a long, elegant finish. Perfect with fresh seafood, aromatic Asian dishes, or goat cheese salad.
Producer: Pegasus Bay
Producer: Pegasus Bay
Pegasus Bay is a family-owned winery in North Canterbury, renowned for producing bold, characterful wines that showcase the region’s unique climate and limestone-rich soils. Established by the Donaldson family, Pegasus Bay combines minimal-intervention winemaking with a deep respect for terroir, crafting exceptional Riesling, Pinot Noir, and Bordeaux-style reds. With a strong reputation for age-worthy wines, the estate remains a benchmark for quality in New Zealand’s South Island.
Product details
Product details
Vintage: 2024 | Size: 750 mL
Varietal: Riesling
Please note: Vintages may vary. Contact us to confirm a specific vintage.
Food pairing suggestions
Food pairing suggestions
This wine pairs effortlessly with fresh seafood, from grilled and pan-fried fish to sashimi. Poached or steamed chicken, green vegetables, beans, peas, and fresh herbs complement its crisp character.
It also matches beautifully with lobster, shellfish, and oysters. Creamy sauces, brie, camembert, blue cheese, sautéed or fried dishes, onion, garlic, roasted capsicum, spicy foods, pasta, potatoes, and white starches round out the pairing.
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