The 20th Anniversary Edition of Michael Cooper’s Buyer’s Guide to New Zealand Wines 2012 has just been released. Prophet’s Rock has continued its great run of reviews from New Zealand’s most acclaimed wine writer. That’s three vintages of Prophet’s Rock Pinot Noir in a row to receive a 5-Star rating from Michael Cooper. This is

The Rocky Point Pinot Noir 2010 has done extremely well in the recent New Zealand Herald VIVA magazine. In the 7th of December, 2011 Issue – I’m dreaming of a wine Christmas, the Rocky Point received the following review: Rocky Point Central Otago Pinot Noir 2010 This seriously good second label pinot from Prophet’s Rock

We submitted a full range of the Prophet’s Rock and Rocky Point wines both past and present to New Zealand based wine reviewer Sam Kim, publisher of the independent monthly guide WineOrbit. We were thrilled to receive the following reviews in which the entire range scored 90 points and above. You can read the reviews

U.K. wine writer Tom Cannavan has been following the Prophet’s Rock wines for some time and recently published this review from a tasting at the Central Otago Pinot Noir Celebration in January, 2011. Prophet’s Rock, Pinot Noir 2006 Big, sweet, cedary nose with lots of herbs and spices. The palate has loads of substance, with

Prophet’s Rock – European Take in Central Otago The Prophet’s Rock operation based at Bendigo produces wines that are distinctively European in character. One must taste and drink them with a perspective of a vigneron in the Rheingau, Riquewihr or in Pommard to appreciate their style. Mike Mulvey set up the label based on fruit

A great feature on Prophet’s Rock by John Hawkesby in the New Zealand Herald. “I’ve just tasted one of the world’s best dry Rieslings and it’s from Central Otago.” It’s nice to see such positive support for Riesling from Central Otago, when I moved here the quality of the Riesling simply blew me away. Thanks

Read Sue Courtney’s great feature on Prophet’s Rock: A Prime perspective of Prophet’s Rock Again thanks to Sven at Prime for the fantastic lunch which paired beautifully with the line up of Alsace and Prophet’s Rock wines.

Here’s the recent television review for the Prophet’s Rock Pinot Noir on The Beat Goes On – Fast forward to 5:10 for our review. Tony is an icon of the New Zealand restaurant scene with his restaurant Antoines and anyone lucky enough to have dined there can attest to what a magical spot in Parnell