This is not a wine I like, it tasted sour, dry and yes: like paint thinner. I would not recommend this wine, but the bottle looks aesthetic in my kitchen. (Will use for cooking wine)

The Cupio bottle and label make the product stand out, and when you open the bottle and pour this delightful wine you’re in for a treat. We tasted Cupio amongst an extensive group of Mornington peninsula and Central Otago, French pinots (Elephant in the room, 12 degrees, and Cabalie), and found Cupio capable of competing on the world stage. Its flavour is full and fruity, with blackberry and cherry long finish. I saw the two negative reviews of Cupio, and wonder if the consumer was a lolly water drinker, as to describe the consumption of a quality Pinot noir as a burn, suggests a lack of wine appreciation. I’d recommend Cupio to any discerning wine lover.

Quite a light and easy to drink pinot noir. Rather fruity and soft. Would recommend!

Medium bodied and acidic. I felt it is bit more mature as I could find hints of plum and oak. Very classic and refreshing on a hot day!

Felt like I was drinking paint thiner. Burnt going down like a shot of cheap vodka. Tipped it down the sink. Do not recommend.

Absolutely beautiful to drink…. Smooth very enjoyable