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Luna Eclipse Single Vineyard Martinborough Pinot Noir 2018

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Luna Eclipse Single Vineyard Martinborough Pinot Noir 2018French oak Plum & red cherry Baking spice & vanilla Fine grained tannins "Brooding and engaging, yet graceful and sophisticated, the wine shows Black Doris plum, sweet cherry, smoked game, bay leaf and toasted nut characters on the nose, leading to a superbly weighted palate that exhibits excellent depth and multi layered mouthfeel. It's classically structured by fine grainy tannins, finishing magnificently long and flavoursome. At its best: now to

  • French oak
  • Plum & red cherry
  • Baking spice & vanilla
  • Fine grained tannins

"Brooding and engaging, yet graceful and sophisticated, the wine shows Black Doris plum, sweet cherry, smoked game, bay leaf and toasted nut characters on the nose, leading to a superbly weighted palate that exhibits excellent depth and multi-layered mouthfeel. It's classically structured by fine grainy tannins, finishing magnificently long and flavoursome. At its best: now to 2028" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Jul 2020

"Fragrant, plush, perfumed and enticing bouquet. Aromas of sweet red cherry, red apple skin, rose and wild berries. Noticeable scents of vanilla and baking spices of oak, but not overdone - in fact - snug against the backdrop of fruit. An enticing complexity. On the palate - an immediate core of fruit with a silky texture; contrasting chalky textured tannins and medium+ acidity. Flavours of red berries and florals reflect the nose. An elegant, even, balanced and well made wine. Best drinking from 2021 through 2025+" Cameron Douglas, Master Sommelier, Jun 2020

"The impressive 2018 vintage was hand-picked from vines planted on the Martinborough Terrace in 1993, matured for a year in French oak barriques and puncheons (15 per cent new), and bottled unfined and unfiltered. Deep ruby, it is mouthfilling, complex and structured, with deep, ripe, berryish, spicy flavours, hints of liquorice and nuts, and a powerful finish. Full of personality, it should be at its best 2022+" Michael Cooper, Aug 2020

Deep red hue in the glass. Strikes me as more earth and spice led rather than upfront fruit, although there is plenty of darker cherry in the mix. I find the overall fruit, spice, earth, floral matrix very appealing, giving this wine an elevated level of complexity and sophistication, something I wouldn’t always note in a youthful wine. Very happy with the whole bunch component, it is present and supportive. Upon tasting one is greeted with a palate of considerable depth and dimension. I note a terrific density to the tannin grain, a plushness about the front and middle with considerable authority towards the finish with firmer tannins ensuring staying power. Plenty to taste and contemplate here. Great drinking upon release but will cellar for 10 plus years.

Ample winter and early spring rains made parts of the vineyard inaccessible for machinery in the early part of the growing season. Conditions changed to extreme dry with a mini drought and well above average temperatures into late October and November. Good even budburst followed by an excellent fruit set, combined with rapid shoot growth promised an excellent crop. Alas, the weather turned again! High and frequent rainfall combined with high temperatures created a nightmare scenario in the vineyard; Everything grew like crazy, and disease pressure was very high! The team worked like mad and made the best of a difficult season. Harvest in the end was two –three weeks ahead of normal. The 2018 Eclipse Vineyard Pinot Noir was sourced from Block one which was planted in 1993 with clones UCD5, 115, 114 & 667 and from Block 4 which planted in 1993 with clones UCD5, 13 and 10/5.

Fruit was hand sorted and majority destemmed with the intact berries gently tipped into 2 and 3 ton open topped fermenters. Around 2 ton of 10/5 was kept separate and fermented 100% whole cluster. Chilling was employed to delay the onset of fermentation in the destemmed portions whilst the whole cluster ferment simply sat with gas coverage until it started on its own, which in the end took nearly two weeks. All ferments were spontaneous. Destemmed portions gently plunged twice daily, whole cluster ferment was plunged with my feet a couple of times each day. Total maceration was between 20 and 30 days. Following pressing the wine was run off into a mixture of barriques and puncheons (around 15% new) for 12 months maturation. Blending and racking took place in May 2019. Bottled in September 2019. Unfined and unfiltered. No animal products used.

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Liz O
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 5
Great for kids! Dentist recommended
Color: Natural Fruit Variety, Size: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Just like the dentist! My daughter loves them. No strong artificial type flavor
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LauraLyn
Draper, US
★★★★★ 5
They taste better than expected- make sure to check the label
Color: Assorted, Size: 6 Ounce (Pack of 1)
The company is going through a transition right now, so some of them have xylitol and some of them do not. If you are looking for the kind with xylitol, this one is not it. But it makes it very confusing because one page will have different products and someone will have xylitol and someone will not so make sure you are looking at the ingredients and cross referencing what you can see in the picture and what's in the description. I got a couple kinds and I have found that what is in the picture the ingredients in the picture is what I actually got. If you're looking for the Non- xylitol kind with the other two ingredients that are good for teeth than it's this this one. I use other xylitol products so I was looking for the other two ingredients specifically. If either way it doesn't matter to you then I would go ahead and purchase for an adult or a child. But you have to be more careful with the xylitol kind if you were using other types of xylitol or have a sensitive stomach or IBS or you're giving it to a child. It may upset a child's stomach, especially if eaten in high amounts, you can get gas and diarrhea. So I was looking for specifically the one without xylitol. And for a product without xylitol or sugar, these taste great. I am a fan however I do like the.zolli balz kind a bit better. For a younger child, this shape is less of a chocking hazard.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
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Tina G.
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 3
Tastes good, but I sounded like a deflating pool raft for about 3-5 hours after consumption
Color: Natural Fruit Variety, Size: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Listen. I bought these because they’re “good for your teeth,” “won’t spike blood sugar,” and apparently dentists recommend them. Cute. Adorable. I love the idea of a guilt-free lollipop. What I was not prepared for was the industrial-strength intestinal chaos that followed. These things taste great — like, dangerously great. I ate two. Not a whole bag. Not half a bag. Just two little sugar-free angel pops. And about an hour later I realized I had made a tactical miscalculation. My stomach started sounding like someone was inflating a pool raft inside me using a faulty air compressor. I was walking around my house like a Victorian woman with “nerves,” clutching my abdomen and praying for mercy. The gas? Oh, the gas. I don’t know what mystical sugar alcohol is in these, but it turned my digestive system into a wind farm. I produced enough air to power a small suburban neighborhood. I scared the cat. I scared myself. At one point I swear my own fart ricocheted off the hardwood floor and came back for a second round. Do they hurt your teeth? No! Do they spike your blood sugar? Absolutely not. Do they destroy your social life for 12–24 hours? Yes. With precision. If you want a great-tasting candy that won’t mess with your glucose — and you live alone, outdoors, or somewhere with excellent ventilation — go for it. Five stars for flavor. One star for the fact that these turned me into a human whoopee cushion. Final verdict: delicious but dangerous. Approach with caution… and maybe open a window.
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Michelle Branda
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 5
These are amazing
Color: Natural Fruit Variety, Size: 25 Count (Pack of 1), Color: Natural Fruit Variety, Size: 25 Count (Pack of 1)
Recently diagnosed diabetic with a huge sweet tooth... I was looking everywhere for something to feed the craving without putting me into medical danger. Not only are these delicious but they are better than most regular lollis. I immediately went to purchase other zolli candy. 10/10 will repurchase and recommend
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Doe NYC
New York, US
★★★★★ 5
YUMMY & non gas causing (less sorbitol)
For a sugar free pop - it’s yummy and not overloaded with that gas-causing chemical ‘sorbitol’ Perfect for smoke cessation, or nighttime pie hole stuffing problems
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