The 2023 Pinot Gris is rich with flavor and texture, and I love it for that. There are notes of white pepper, pineapple husk, cracker biscuit, crushed shells, sourdough crust and lemon barley. This is a ripe, complex wine with impact and length, and if you ask winemaker Kevin Judd, he'll tell you (probably show you, if you ask nicely) that Pinot Gris ages gracefully too. Drink date: 2024-2033. Score - 93. (Erin Larkin, robertparker.com, Dec. 19, 2024)

Quite a reductive start, needs a bit of air to get going but then there are plenty of layered, complex aromatics - black cherry, plum and bramble, subtle herb, earth forest floor and rye bread. The palate is equally layered and surprisingly elegant given the brooding density, with a tight-knit core of wild cherry, tamarillo and earth, dusty, fine tannins and a long, savoury finish. Drinking window: 2025-2035. Score - 95. (Emma Jenkins, MW, decanter.com, Oct. 6, 2025)

A very attractive nose of lemon sherbet, rosemary, fresh thyme and grated nutmeg. Medium-bodied and silky. So fresh and seamless on the palate with subtle tannins. Chamomile and wet stone. Subtle, nuanced and delicious. An elegant sauvignon blanc. Drink or hold. Ranked #32 in James Suckling's Top 100 Wines of New Zealand in 2022. Score - 95. (jamessuckling.com, Dec. 11, 2022)

Aromatic and evocative, bursting with pink grapefruit, tropical fruits, elderflower, lemongrass and snow pea, with a creamy lees undertow and flashes of herbal/mineral notes. A rich, mouth-filling palate, generous in tropical fruit and citrussy acid drive, which tightens up to a nicely crisply saline, long dry finish. Lovely now but fruit intensity and balance suggest this will mellow nicely in the bottle too. Richelle Tyney joined Greywacke in 2021, bringing steady-handed finesse to an already very smart collection of wines. Drinking window: 2025-2032. Score - 95. (Emma Jenkins, MW, decanter.com, Sept. 1, 2025)