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The wines from New Zealand continue to go from strength to strength in the UK market, with drinkers prepared to pay more for them and continued good press coverage. Many of the Sauvignons may be unsubtle, but they deliver plenty of bang for your buck and whilst the headlong rush for Pinot has seen a few too many one dimensional fruit bombs hit the market, the good examples are among the New World’s best. Syrah, especially from Hawke’s Bay, is generating much excitement and showing real potential for greatness, whilst the aromatic Alsace varietals are purer and less prone to flabbiness than they were 5 years ago. The wine industry here is young and dynamic and with careful selection can offer real quality and value.
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Made by the Arrow River wine company which was founded in 2003 by local businessmen Wayne Boyd and Peter Waters in the high altitude Gibbston valley in Central more
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Founded in 2002 by Tom and Sheila Porter on their return to New Zealand after years away in London, there are two separate vineyards here, the Home Block and Bl more
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Founded by Englishman Robert Bird as Glenvale winery in 1933, the property was renamed Esk Valley in the late 1970s. In the late 1980s it was bought by George F more
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Possibly the most famous and respected winery in New Zealand, Felton Road was first planted in 1991 by Stuart Elms and is now owned by one time pop impresario N more
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Founded in 1983 by Jane Hunter and her late husband Ernie, Hunter's is deservedly considered amongst the top half dozen estates in the region. From a family of more
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Owned by Hunter's Vineyard, but operated separately, the vineyard here is in an old riverbed whosw stones retain warmth and give the fruit a high degree of ripe more
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