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New Zealand
North Island - Sauvignon Blanc
- ABV 13.0%
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2022 - 2025
An exceptional expression of Sauvignon Blanc, from the coastal Te Awanga vineyard. Subtle aromas of green herbs and perfumed alphonso mango, with a waft of saline. The palate shows crystalline fruit purity with a fine and fresh finish.
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Germany
Mosel - Riesling
- ABV 8.5%
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2019 - 2029
This has pliancy and cushioning of fruit, with notes of grapefruit and lychee, offset against precise, zippy acidity. Joyful, this offers excellent value
The Badstube is wonderfully open in style, food-friendly, ripe, yet focused – lovely wine
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Germany
Mosel - Riesling
- ABV 10.5%
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2023 - 2027
The Estate Riesling comes mainly from vineyards around Kues, on the left bank of the Mosel. Aromas of lemon, lime and pepper herald a supple, pliant palate of white peach, green apple and lemon zest. 10% abv. Bottled in April 2022 under screwcap.
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Australia
South Australia - Chardonnay
- ABV 12.8%
This bright and limpid wine shows luscious, tropical fruit and toasted notes on the nose, while remaining elegant and fresh. There is a pleasing texture on the palate, which offers smooth layers of ripe, creamy stone fruit balanced by refreshing acidity.
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France
Rhone - Grenache Blanc Blend
- ABV 13.5%
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2021 - 2026
This comes from various sites around Châteauneuf, including Font de Michelle. 40% Grenache, 30% Roussanne, This comes from various sites around Châteauneuf, including Font de Michelle. 40% Grenache, 30% Roussanne, 20% Clairette and 10% Bourboulenc, the latter two varieties bringing freshness and moderating the overall alcohol content. This is such a chiselled, energic wine, brilliantly focused and linear. White flowers and nervy minerality, driving through to a long, taut finish. Really exciting stuff. It is fermented in barrel with eight months lees contact, half of the Roussanne being aged in new oak barrels.
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