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Kim Crawford Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) New Zealand is now acknowledged as one of the few countries to have successfully come to grips with this fickle, but supremely aristocratic grape variety. A combination of dry and moderate climates gives near perfect cool climate growing conditions and assists with the intense varietal characters in Marlborough grapes.This wine puts the NOIR into Pinot; a fine combination of dark cherries and red fruit abound. This is a fruit focused and velvety wine with rich flavours and soft tannins. Lean meats such as veal, venison or turkey, are a great match. Kim Crawford Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) $17.99 per bottle $107.94 Qty:	Cloudy Bay Marlborough Chardonnay (12 x 750ml case) Idyllic flowering weather led to excellent set in all varieties. A warm summer followed and the season finished close to the long-term average in terms of heat summation, sunshine hours and rainfall. The exceptionally dry ripening season was punctuated by two rain events during the second half of harvest, producing many a grey hair and speeding up the picking. All vineyards were picked in just over a month and the vintage was completed earlier than ever before. Cloudy Bay Marlborough Chardonnay (12 x 750ml case) $41.99 per bottle $503.88 Qty:	Secret Stone Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) Marlborough is well suited to Pinot Noir, where it's mild summers involve long summer days and cool evenings, which produce elegant Pinot Noirs that reflect the region's unique climate and soils. Fruit for the Secret Stone Pinot Noir was cold soaked in open top six to eight tonne fermenters prior to fermentation to extract colour, flavour and create a more complex and balanced mouth feel in the final wine. Secret Stone Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) $13.99 per bottle $83.94 Qty:
Giesen Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (12 x 750ml case) Giesen’s range of vineyard locations not only provide a considerable flavour profile but also allow Giesen to move around the valley harvesting fruit when it’s at its best. When blended these vineyards provide a distinctive style that displays both ripe, tropical fruit and the crisper, green and lively components that are characteristic of Marlborough. The palate has intense tropical fruit flavours combined with classic nettle and gooseberry flavours on a medium bodied, textural palate. Focused acidity provides length to a refreshing zesty fruit finish. Giesen Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (12 x 750ml case) $16.99 per bottle $203.88 Qty:	Wither Hills Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) Since its inception over ten years ago, Wither Hills winery has become one of most successful producers of wines from the spectacular Marlborough wine region in New Zealand. Each of there 15.... Wither Hills Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) $18.99 per bottle $113.94 Qty:	Cloudy Bay Marlborough Pelorus Non Vintage (6 x 750ml case) Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes are sourced from several grower and estate vineyards located with in the Wairau Valley in Marlborough. Soils vary from stony free draining gravels to fine silt loams containing some clay. The pale straw colour and aromas of ripe citrus fruits indicate the chardonnay origins of Cloudy Bay Pelorus NV. A bouquet of apple and lemon complements fresh bready notes derived from two years bottle ageing on lees. The deliciously crisp palate displays toasty, creamy complexity, enhanced by a lingering nutty finish. Cloudy Bay Marlborough Pelorus Non Vintage (6 x 750ml case) $32.99 per bottle $197.94 Qty:
Drift Marlborough Pinot Gris (12 x 750ml case) The Wairau Valley with its abundant sunshine, long autumns and crisp cool winters has a proven to provide ingredients needed to produce world-class wines. The blend of fruit from these sub-regions of the well known Marlborough gives vibrant yet elegant flavoured wine with a distinctive character. The 2009 Drift Pinot Gris shows subtle aromas of tropical fruits, dried pears and sweet spice with complimentary hints of pineapple and red apple fruit. The palate is full flavoured and luscious; with apple and pear juice likeness and a slight lychee character. The flavours linger as wine finishes with a zesty fresh acidity. Drift Marlborough Pinot Gris (12 x 750ml case) $15.99 per bottle $191.88 Qty:	Brancott Estate Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) Brancott Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc burst onto the world stage in 1990 when it won the Marquis de Goulaine Trophy for best Sauvignon Blanc in the world. Now considered the benchmark of New Zealand varietal Sauvignon Blanc. Three main soil types predominate in the Marlborough region. On the northern side of the Wairau valley are young soils based on river silts and stone. On the southern side of the Wairau valley and the side valleys leading off it, are much older soils with higher clay contents based on glacial outwash. In the more southern Awatere valley, the soils are of a more intermediate age based originally on river silts but uplifted with time allowing soil development without further river deposits. Brancott Estate Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) $13.99 per bottle $83.94 Qty:	Cloudy Bay Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) Grapes for this wine were sourced from the southern side of the Wairau Valley including the Brancott, Fairhall and Ben Morven sub-regions and from the Barracks vineyard (located in the Omaka Valley) for the first time. The soils are aged alluvial gravels that are relatively free draining, with some clay content. This soil structure allows a relatively consistent availability of water to the vines throughout the summer months, minimising water stress to the pinot noir vines. All vines were pruned and trained to two-caned, vertically shoot positioned canopies. Average yields were approximately 6 tonnes/hectare. Much hand work for shoot thinning and bunch thinning was required during the season Cloudy Bay Marlborough Pinot Noir (6 x 750ml case) $48.99 per bottle $293.94 Qty:
Ta Ku Marlborough Pinot Gris (6 x 750ml case) I am Kiwi, filled with pride in the treasures of my land. Culture Legend and mystique, Pure waters and ancient soil, Natural riches. Ta_Ku... my wine, from my land, for you to share...... Ta Ku Marlborough Pinot Gris (6 x 750ml case) $12.99 per bottle $77.94 Qty:	Deutz Marlborough Cuvee Brut (6 x 750ml case) This wine is the unique result of a winemaking partnership started in 1988 between Montana Wines and the prestigious House of Deutz in Champagne. The grapes are hand-picked and whole bunch pressed in the Brancott Winery Coquard press to extract juice in the gentlest manner, yielding juice with elegance and finesse. Grapes from all the vineyard blocks and varieties are kept separate until they are blended prior to the second fermentation. This blending stage is the most importantstep in the méthode traditionnelle process. Deutz Marlborough Cuvée is aged on lees for a minimum of two to three years to impart toasty yeast flavours. Deutz Marlborough Cuvee Brut (6 x 750ml case) $23.99 per bottle $143.94 Qty:	Secret Stone Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) Secret Stone takes its name from the rare and precious greenstone found hidden beneath the riverbeds throughout New Zealand's South Island. This greenstone is crafted into beautiful carvings that are passed down from one generation to the next. Nestled within these greenstone heartlands, lies the wine region of Marlborough. Marlborough has developed an international reputation for its Sauvignon Blanc, that produces intensely pungent and flavoured wines that cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world. Secret Stone Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc (6 x 750ml case) $13.99 per bottle $83.94 Qty:

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New Zealand is a land like no other. New Zealand wine is an experience like no other. Their special combination of soil, climate and water, their innovative pioneering spirit and their commitment to quality all come together to deliver pure, intense and diverse experiences.

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New Zealand is a land like no other. New Zealand wine is an experience like no other. Our special combination of soil, climate and water, our innovative pioneering spirit and our commitment to quality all come together to deliver pure, intense and diverse experiences. In every glass of New Zealand Wine is a world of pure discovery.

International acclaim

New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc is rated throughout the world as the definitive benchmark style for this varietal. The growing recognition for New Zealand Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Méthode Traditionelle sparkling wines, Riesling, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blends is helping to further cement New Zealand's position as a producer of world class wines.

Diverse styles

New Zealand is a country of contrasts with dense, native forest, snow-capped mountains and spectacular coastline. With wine growing regions spanning the latitudes of 36 to 45 degrees and covering the length of 1000 miles (1,600km), grapes are grown in a vast range of climates and soil types, producing a diverse array of styles. The northern hemisphere equivalent would run from Bordeaux (between the latitudes of 44 and 46 degrees) down to southern Spain.

Temperate maritime climate

New Zealand's temperate, maritime climate has a strong influence on the country's predominantly coastal vineyards. The vines are warmed by strong, clear sunlight during the day and cooled at night by sea breezes. The long, slow ripening period helps to retain the vibrant varietal flavours that make New Zealand wine so distinctive.

Food friendly wines

New Zealand cuisine draws inspiration from the traditional kitchens of France and Italy, as well as the exotic dishes of Asia and the Pacific Rim. Wine styles have evolved to compliment this extensive menu. There are bright and zesty wines such as Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling for fresh and subtly spiced dishes, while complex, mellow Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot blends and Pinot Noir offer a timeless marriage with the classical dishes of Europe.

Ensuring the future

New Zealand's small population, distant location and agricultural economy have earned the country a 'clean, green' image. Visitors often describe it as 'an unspoiled paradise'. New Zealand's winemakers and grape growers are determined to keep it this way. Innovative practices in the vineyard and winery which deliver quality in a sustainable and environmental manner, ensure that New Zealand meets a growing world demand for wines that have been produced in a 'clean and green' fashion.

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