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Cellar for up to 5 years. Serve chilled. Named after the sedimentary rock that characterises the majority of the soil in the area, Greywacke is a label founded by Kevin Judd who served as winemaker at the world-famous Cloudy Bay for 25 years. The wines are made at Dog Point Winery from prime fruit that Judd sources from mature vineyards across the Marlborough region. The grapes for this classic New Zealand Sauvignon come from the Southern Valleys of Marlborough as well as the Awatere Valley and Wairau Plains. Once in the winery fermentation takes place in stainless steel tanks with a portion fermented separately using wild yeasts. Wherever possible Judd pursues a minimal intervention approach to winemaking to allow the terroir and varietal typicity to shine through in the finished wine. The nose opens with intense hints of melon, papaya and white peach as well as green bell pepper and dried herbs. On the palate there is a mouthwatering freshness, light body and well-rounded texture thanks to the practice of fermenting a small amount of the wine in oak barrels. A great choice to serve as an aperitif or alongside a generous platter of fresh seafood, leafy summer salads or roasted chicken.
Price: £16.12 from 8wines UK
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Cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. Kevin Judd worked as a winemaker for Cloudy Bay for some 25 years, helping to put Marlborough on the world map for Sauvignon Blanc. Greywacke is his own label which he founded in 2009 and named...
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