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Montes Outer Limits Sauvignon Blanc [Rating:JS93]
Montes is one of Chile’s pre-eminent wineries, renowned for its sustainably produced wines, distributed globally across more than 110 countries. Founder Mr Aurelio Montes was instrumental in releasing Chile’s first premium wine in 1988 which instantly garnered worldwide recognition for its astounding quality. Today, the ultra-premium Montes Purple Angel, Montes Folly and Montes Alpha M are hailed as icons. Aurelio Montes was recognized by Wine Spectator as “Leader of the Chilean wine industry”. Montes wines boast high-ratings across its portfolio, from value to premium labels.
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Greywacke Pinot Gris [Rating: TRR93]
The brainchild of Kevin Judd, Greywacke is named after a grey stone that is found widely in New Zealand. One of the most influential winemakers in New Zealand, Kevin Judd was founder winemaker of Cloudy Bay for 25 vintages. He was conferred the prestigious George Fistonich Medal for putting Marlborough wines on the world map in the 1980s.
Greywacke’s signature wine is its patented “Wild Sauvignon” label name, which is 100% wild fermented with minimal intervention, and oak-aged.
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Schieferkopf Alsace Via Saint Jacques (Dry Riesling)
Since its establishment in 1808 in Tain-L’Hermitage, Maison M. Chapoutier has remained steadfast in its founding principles. Respect for the terroir, boldness, and a generous spirit are at the heart of the winery’s philosophy. Under the stewardship of Michel Chapoutier, the family business has achieved extraordinary success.
A testament to its global standing, Maison M. Chapoutier has consistently featured in Drinks International’s prestigious ‘World’s Most Admired Wine Brands’ list since 2011. Today, it stands as one of the Rhône Valley’s most iconic and influential producers.
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JF Protheau Hautes Cote du Beaune Blanc 750ml
Flavours of lily, dried fruits, pears and a hint of baking spice.
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Quartz Reef Single Vineyard Pinot Gris 750ML
Refreshing and lively acid with flavours of ripe stone fruits, lemon and lime.
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Blind River Tekau Sauvignon Blanc
With over 25 years of experience, owners Tim and Pauline Evill insist that only a small team manages every part of the winemaking process to ensure every bottle is given the attention it deserves. These certified sustainable wines breathe knowledge and innovation. Lawson’s Dry Hills is part of the family of twelve fraternity that represents New Zealand’s most prestigious artisanal wineries. Its Sauvignon Blanc is the American Airlines Business Class wine, and is selected by Air New Zealand for its International Business Class pouring program.
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Misha’s Vineyard The Gallery Gewurztraminer [Rating:TRR89]
Misha’s Vineyard is located on an exceptional site in Central Otago. Dr Richard Smart, one of world’s foremost vineyard consultants expressed that it is “one of the best sites I had seen in Central Otago..”. The sun-drenched north-west facing terraces provide optimal conditions for producing world-class aromatic wines. Misha’s Vineyard is fully certified under the New Zealand Winegrowers Certification Program.
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Kalleske Elenore Semillon [Rating:JS91]
The Kalleske family have been Barossa Valley’s leading grape-growing family since 1853, consistently growing some of Barossa’s best quality grapes. Today, Kalleske winery is run by the 7th generation who manages both the viticulture and vinification. As active practitioners of sustainable farming, Kalleske is the oldest certified organic and biodynamic vineyard and winery in Barossa Valley. All Kalleske wines are estate grown and vinified with minimalist winemaking techniques to fully capture the essence of the vineyard.
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Zaha Chardonnay [ Rating: WA92+, AG93]
Teho is a boutique winemaking project located in Mendoza, Argentina, where the wines Zaha and Teho are produced. Ale- jandro Sejanovich and Jeff Mausbach strive to produce limited quantity wines that reflect the unique characteristics of their two small estate vineyards. Bodega Teho’s wines represent the search for complexity and balance based on co-fermentation. In order to capture the evolution of aromas, flavors and textures, different varieties are fermented together and different harvest dates are blended in micro-vinifications, small batches of grapes that are harvested and fermented together to produce the most complex and intense wines possible.
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Trinity Hill Hawke’s Bay ‘The Trinity’ [ Rating: TRR90]
Trinity Hill is an iconic New Zealand winery celebrating over 25 years of world-class winemaking in the famed Gimblett Gravels District of Hawke’s Bay.
In 1993, having recognised the outstand- ing potential of the Hawke’s Bay Gimblett Gravels winegrowing district, Trinity Hill became one of the region’s early pioneers, planting grape vines on a barren plot which continues to produce exceptional wines today.
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Greywacke Sauvignon Blanc [Rating: TRR95]
The brainchild of Kevin Judd, Greywacke is named after a grey stone that is found widely in New Zealand. One of the most influential winemakers in New Zealand, Kevin Judd was founder winemaker of Cloudy Bay for 25 vintages. He was conferred the prestigious George Fistonich Medal for putting Marlborough wines on the world map in the 1980s.
Greywacke’s signature wine is its patented “Wild Sauvignon” label name, which is 100% wild fermented with minimal intervention, and oak-aged.
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Arzuaga Pago Florentino DOP [ Rating : JS89]
The Arzuaga winery is in Valladolid, in the heart of the Ribera del Duero Designation of Origin. The wines come from La Planta, an estate belonging to the Arzuaga family in Quintanilla de Onésimo, in the province of Valladolid. This is an excellent location for vine-growing, as the plants receive the sun and moisture they need for the grapes to ripen perfectly.
There can be no doubt that Arzuaga wines are made based on three premises: the soil, the climate and the orientation of the vineyards.
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$60.00
