Hawkes Bay Wines for WSET Level 4 (Diploma)

🎥🍷 Welcome to this fascinating exploration of Hawke's Bay, New Zealand’s cherished wine region! Nestled on the picturesque North Island, this area is renowned for its aromatic wines and beautifully delicate reds. Today, we're delving into the unique aspects of Hawke's Bay, particularly focusing on its geographical location, viticultural history, and the exceptional Syrah it produces.
🌟 In this video, I uncover the rich tapestry of Hawke's Bay, starting from its first vineyards planted back in 1851, to its current status as a globally recognized wine powerhouse. You'll get an insider’s view of the region's moderate maritime climate and gravelly soils, reminiscent of Bordeaux, which are perfect for cultivating premium Merlot and innovative Bordeaux blends.
📚 Whether you're a wine enthusiast looking to broaden your palate or a student eager to complement your wine education studies, this detailed guide through Hawke's Bay is tailored just for you. We'll explore everything from the sub-regions like Gimblet Gravels to the types of wines produced, providing you with the knowledge to appreciate and discuss Hawke's Bay wines confidently.
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[@Pinot22]

Hawkes Bay is the 12th Great Wine Capital of the World.......Te Awanga is pronounced "Tee-ah-WONG-ah"

[@WineWithJimmy]

Ah - thank you so much!