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Golden yellow with greenish hue. On the nose this wonderful wine comes is layered and delicious, with citrus fruit flavours, chestnut, honey and a spicy complexity. As good as top Cru white Burgundy, at half the price. Read more -
Château Sainte Marguerite's pitch-perfect Symphonie epitomises the finest Provence rosés, with its finesse, elegance, and aromatic delicacy. The aroma is a bowl of ripe pears, apricots, golden apples and a sprig of fresh fennel frond, while the palate is... Read more -
Intense and full of character, with integrated aromatic notes of citrus and tropical fruit, white peach, pink grapefruit and wisteria. On the palate it has plenty of character with elegantly mineral elements. The acidity is well integrated with the... Read more -
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The aroma is at first invitingly ripe, succulent strawberries, before distinct characteristics of both fresh red cherries and dried cherries emerge. Behind the immediate fruit follow savoury, complex nuances of chestnut, malt and carob. Lovely purity and... Read more -
The aroma is at first invitingly ripe, succulent strawberries, before distinct characteristics of both fresh red cherries and dried cherries emerge. Behind the immediate fruit follow savoury, complex nuances of chestnut, malt and carob. Lovely purity and... Read more -
The aroma is at first invitingly ripe, succulent strawberries, before distinct characteristics of both fresh red cherries and dried cherries emerge. Behind the immediate fruit follow savoury, complex nuances of chestnut, malt and carob. Lovely purity and... Read more -
The aroma is at first invitingly ripe, succulent strawberries, before distinct characteristics of both fresh red cherries and dried cherries emerge. Behind the immediate fruit follow savoury, complex nuances of chestnut, malt and carob. Lovely purity and... Read more -
We don't think it would be an overstatement to say that this is one of the best New Zealand Pinot Noirs we have ever tasted. The fruit is intense and ripe, while also having restraint and definite Pinot character (unlike so many others). Plenty of... Read more -
Fantastique by name and fantastique by nature - this has the expected delicate colour and all the exquisite fragrance of Provençal rosé, but there's more. It has as much flavour intensity as a red wine, yet carried on an indisputable rosé texture of... Read more -
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