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Captain Cook's first step ashore anywhere in New Zealand was at Poverty Bay
A real good sort this Nobilo. All the lively peach, citrus and sorbet you can expect with some creamy, mealy notes out of the luxurious barrel treatment. I'd go all the way with this wine as to say it creates some pretty high expectations and really delivers. Bright bouquets of fleshy fruit, creamy mouthfeel, a palate of french vanilla, currant and quince, lingering long to impressions of oatmeal, chick pea and citron.
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Taylor's construct a Riesling that is so much greater than the sum of its parts
Fully delivers in terms of talcy lime aromas and a fruit forward palate, awash with mineral and citrus rinds. Fine textures throughout, gentle forals, lanolin and baked apple spice.
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Distinguished Langtons Classified
Chewy red, intense with dark purple fruit, smells of violet, blackcurrant, mulberry and lifted oak.
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Planted to a property named Wildfell in 1851 by the original proprietor
Springs out of the bottle with nuances of dark forest berries, tapioca oak, violet and cassis. A finely woven, medium bodied palate of ripe and juicy, layered berry characters are sandwiched in a wrapping of creamy, aromatic oak and gummy tannins which provide savoury counterfoil to the dank, concentrated fruits. A stylish, structured wine to savour with venison, sirloin and marinated pork.
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Essenze is a pure expression of New Zealand viticulture
Fragrant with floral and macadamia, orange, honey and lemon pith. A treat for the palate, milk bottle and vanilla, apricots and pear.
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Zibibbo is a delightful young Muscat with modest levels of alcohol that's bursting with bubbles and summer fruit
A plump, juicy sparkler with a sweetly upturned nose, nicely perfumed with rancio and zest, exhibiting delicious flavours on a creamy, effervescent palate, finishing in fine, crisp balance.
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Dalwhinnie established new vines to estate property
Candy coloured, penetrating fruit and engaging perfumes, round and generous with an animate finish of lipstick, berries and spice.
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St Hallett chooses individual sites each year for inclusion into the Gamekeepeer
Smooth, well made wine in the classic genre of Barossa shiraz cabernet, with convivial melting chocolate tannins and well disposed layers of warming, currant/ blueberry fruit.
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