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A forward drinking cab-merlot, Bin 588 glides effortlessly along the palate. The velvetine tannins slip hand in glove with the spice/ plum of the Shiraz, the dark bramble of Cabernet Sauvignon and heady, aromatic cocoa/ kahlua oak.
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Soft bouquets with a touch of spice, coffee and currant. A satiny smooth palate with light, drying tannins to soak up some of the plump, plummy fruit, satisfying, easy to appreciate and unfettered.
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Heady bouquet of pommes with floral, orange and rind. A gentle but persistent palate of chalk, hazel and peach.
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Adherents of the statuesque Cabernet genre will recognize the qualities of a Cru Bourgeois within the efforts of Howling Wolves. Aromatic cedar/ cocoa oak and a heady perfume of bramble precedes a palate of reductions, berries and leather with the characteristic mint and penetrating blueberry of Margaret River. Flavourful acids and potent fruit over chewy, encroaching tannins.
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Persistent palate of cranberry and cassis, ripe fruits under jelly, cocoa and carob oak over dusty, licorice tannins.
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Impressive pinot gris with a mix of tangerine, peach and nutty liqueur characters. The palate is rich and full, well rounded, generous with fruit that's so very sweetly perfumed.
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Menthol and winegum, scorched earth, coffee and anise. Solid structure, good acid and length, a complex middle palate and lingering finish.
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An irresistible lipstick colour and bouquet of ripe summer berries lead onto a palate of cranberry and apple, strawberry and jube. This would be fabulous with smoked salmon pizza or basil pasta.
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Rich and viscous, tangy squeezes of lime on the palate, a quenching acidity, which frames itself around the enticing fruit and enhances the synergy of the Nelson and Marlborough regional characters. Well developed flavours of currant, lychee and starfruit, honey and chalkiness, vigorously fruit driven, awash with complexity, impressive to the very end with a long lasting finish.
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NO EXPENSE SPARED HERE IN ACQUIRING THE FINEST VINEYARDS, securing the best winemaking team, isolating the best fruit and applying the most adroit vinification techniques. "The palate shows forceful, spritely citrus and tropical fruit flavours with a touch of zing. It's forward and friendly, it's New Zealand Savignon Blanc, done well!" -theWiningpro.com, "A very good, high-alcohol wine - very New Zealand-like. Has a voluptuous nose with intense lifted varietal fruit aromas and loads of lip-smacking, herbaceous flavours. Finishes crisp and dry!" -Winestate.com
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MARLBOROUGH IS RECOGNISED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AS THE SOURCE OF STUNNING COOL CLIMATE WINES. From vineyards established in 1990s, The Crossings is one of a small group of pioneering Awatere Valley winegrowers, deriving it's name from a ford used by early settlers to cross the fast flowing Awatere River, which forms a pristine southern boundary to three vineyards, Medway, Willow Flat and Brackenfield Estate. The low vigour soils and dry climate produce grapes with intense fruit flavours, infused with a delightful minerality
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