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Our Wine, Our Passion

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Thyme Hills’ single vineyard wines signify a tribute to the land; the surrounding landscape and the flora.

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Inge and Antony aspire to make wines that reflect the uniqueness of the Thyme Hill site. The wines are a tribute to the terroir, surrounding landscape and flora. All wines are made using gentle, minimalist winemaking techniques. Hand harvested grapes, minimal extraction, and 100% oak aging of our Merlot. A bottling of time and place, and all the coming and goings of the year past.  New vintage labels were designed with the care and direction of Nikki Aspe. The artwork aims to reflect the unique characteristics of the Thyme Hill site.

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wine glasses and wine bottles

Thyme Hill is part of the Alexandra Basin Winegrowers Group. We proudly present this video of our region.

Thyme Hill Merlot 2023
Aroarokaehe*

New Release

Colour: Deep red, with a red hues.

Aromas : Intense rich ripe sweet fruit of dark berries, plums, with thyme and herb, that have some spice and savory characters

Palate: Full bodied with dark berry and herbs.

Silky fine grain tannins that are in balance with the fruit, firm mouth feel with a good persistent length. Finishes with savory thyme and herb characters.

 Match with braised beef brisket and beef Wellington over the next 5 years.

100 % destemmed, fermented over 3 weeks,  malolactic fermentation in the barrel.

Additional information:

Alcohol 13.6% vol

Aged 10 months in oak barrels, 20 % new oak.

Unfined and Unfiltered

Harvest date: 20 April 2023

pH: 3.70

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*named after the Raggedy Range

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Thyme Hill Merlot Rosé 2024
Low Dam*

Colour: Light with a blue hue

Aroma: Ripe aromas of red fruit and black currants

Generous palate with long lasting flavours of Water melon and Blackcurrants

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Harvest Date: 7th April 2024

Residual Sugar:   4 g/l

pH: 3.28

Total Acidity: 6.8 g/l

Alcohol content: 13.1 % vol.

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Vegan friendly

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* A low dam was common in growing season 23/24

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The wine grower carrying buckets with grapes
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