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Blend of Grenache Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc & Ugni Blanc
Bright lemon green colour, the nose displays white flowers and citrus scents. The palate has a very refreshing acidity.
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50% Gros Manseng, 20% Petit Manseng, 15% Petit Courbu, 15% Camaralet
Manual harvesting, indigenous yeast, 5 to 6 months aged on lies. Natural wine, non-filtered with golden...
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A convergence of flavours from vineyards located on the banks of...
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Sourced from 18 year old vines from a single vineyard site in the Upper Wairau Valley. Hand-picked over two different passes to deliver a broader flavour spectrum, the grapes were then lightly whole bunch pressed and fermented at cool temperatures (7 degrees) to retain...
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New Zealand
100% Chardonnay,
Sourced from a single vineyard.
Hand harvested, lightly whole bunch pressed, with wild fermentation barrel and intermittent stirring of the lees for 10 months. Partial malolactic fermentation followed by 11months ageing in 20% new barrels followed by light filtration before bottling.<span...
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New Zealand
Grapes were hand picked then whole bunch pressed and juice settled for 4 hours. They were barrique fermented in French Oak barriques (27% new) and aged for 10 months before blending. A full malolactic fermentation occurred in spring, followed by lees stirring in winter every 2 weeks to stop post malolactic fermentation.<span...
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