Bright and fresh with apple, citrus and stone fruit aromas and flavours, nice textural mouth-feel, and minerality on the lingering long finish. Refreshing and a great match with seafood, salads, grilled white meat and sipping on a patio. This bag-in-a-box should dispel any reservations you might have about whether you can have a quality wine in a box. Make it a staple on your refrigerator shelf.
Bright light yellow colour, white pepper and green apple nose with mineral notes. Medium body, dry, fine mouthfeel, apple and citrus flavours. A beautifully balanced wine.
Energetic and bright with an incredible velvety texture. Great balance, dark fruit, coffee and spice with a firm, lean core and fresh acidity that should allow this wine to age well over the next few years, but so beautiful and delicious now. A stellar wine and incredibly versatile with everything from traditional western to Asian cuisines.
Ripe yellow fruit, but good acidity, flinty, salty, spicy and rich with notes of mandarin peel. The firm structure and bright acidity should allow this wine to age well for another 3-5 years. Fermented in large oak casks and grown in a cooler site with shale and limestone soils.
Chalky, marl soils, steep slopes, and an elevation of close to 500 metres all contribute to this mineral, salty, fresh, linear wine with a long length and slightly ripe fruit flavours. The wine still maintains an electric racy acidity which is in line with the producers’ description of 2015 as a warm vintage, but in which acidity was maintained. Sudsteiermark is located in southeastern Austria along the Slovenian border and is characterized by plentiful hills and steep slopes. Sauvignon Blanc is the most important grape variety in the area.
Expressive, fresh and lean, yet rich with length and depth. Tight, racy with a stony minerality, like drinking from a mountain stream: precise, enticing and mouth-watering.
Delicate, lightly herbal, flinty and linear with lively acidity and a focussed finish. Understated, but very good quality. Grown in a windy, cool site with reddish slate soils at an elevation of nearly 500 metres. Not what people might typically associate with Sauvignon Blanc if they are used to drinking New Zealand and Californian varieties, but definitely an expression worth exploring.