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Marlborough Mixed Dozen
Mixed | Malborough

$198 MIXED
AVG $16.50

DAVID'S REVIEW:

This dozen represents a great cross section of the wines of Marlborough. Most of these wines offer great drinking right now with the Pinots having the ability to age for a few years. If you can leave them for that long they will soften and offer a little more complexity of flavour.

ABOUT THE REGION:

 

There’s no question that Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc continues to be the leading light for Marlborough but it is clear that the most serious producers are diversifying their range. At our TOP 6 tasting there were outstanding examples of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Gewurztraminer. I personally preferred a lot of these wines to the Sauvignon Blancs and I think the future is bright for Marlborough as a provider of a broad range of styles and grape varieties.

 


Marlborough Mixed Dozen

Marlborough Mixed Dozen

Price: $198.00

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Region Australian
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Type (specific) Mixed
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Region (specific) Malborough
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About the Region

 

There’s no question that Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc continues to be the leading light for Marlborough but it is clear that the most serious producers are diversifying their range. At our TOP 6 tasting there were outstanding examples of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Gewurztraminer. I personally preferred a lot of these wines to the Sauvignon Blancs and I think the future is bright for Marlborough as a provider of a broad range of styles and grape varieties.

 

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David's Review

This dozen represents a great cross section of the wines of Marlborough. Most of these wines offer great drinking right now with the Pinots having the ability to age for a few years. If you can leave them for that long they will soften and offer a little more complexity of flavour.