Established in 2001, Waipara Hills is an award winning wine range from the South Island of New Zealand.

Established in 2001, Waipara Hills is an award winning wine range from the South Island of New Zealand.

Crisp, bright and juicy. Gentle red berry fruit flavours provide an inviting entry to a more complex, textured mineralic palate with a balanced crisp finish.

Established in 2001, Waipara Hills is an award winning wine range from the South Island of New Zealand.

The nose displays fruitful aromas of nectarine and citrus, complemented by delicate floral and savoury notes.

This is fast becoming an iconic, must have pinot gris.Textured and finely made with some seriously lush fruit ahoy.

Lifted aromas of ripe cherries and spice lead this wine. The palate is soft and generous with delicate primary fruit characters of wild berries shadowed by subtle toasty oak.

Displaying subtle floral notes combined with lifted aromas of strawberry and raspberry.

This is an elegant wine with intense tropical and stone fruit aromatics with delicate citrus and floral notes, full flavoured and textured.

Delightfully fragrant with sweet cherry, florals and subtle spice aromas, combining with a silky smooth palate and lovely fruit sweetness. This fresh and vibrant pinot noir sings Central Otago as clearly as the Welcome Swallow's twittering, chattering call.

The late Greg Trott saw many of his unusual dreams realised at Wirra Wirra. Yet one vision eluded him - to build a medieval siege machine, or trebuchet. Why? To use as a catapult to bomb neighbouring wineries with bottles of wine of course. This wine is part of a range, the RGT collection which remembers the pioneering spirit of Richard Gregory Trott.

Church Block was the first wine the late Greg Trott produced under the Wirra Wirra label back in 1972. He took the name from one of the original vineyards, which runs next to the small Bethany Church (est. 1854) across the road from Wirra Wirra's century old ironstone cellars. Over five decades, the Church Block label has become an Australian favourite.