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Terroir: the special character that a wine is thought to get from the particular place where the grapes were grown to make it. The best resource to understand terroir is to visit a wine region and spend as much time there as you can. No substitute. But if you can’t afford that 2-week getaway to Tuscany, here’s a 6-pack that will try to deliver the “sense of place”.
Millton Te Arai 2020
Elise Dechannes Essentielle NV
Clos du Tue-Bœuf Pineau de la Loire 2021
Frederic Brouca Champs Pentus-Faugères Rouge 2020
Artesano Vintners Patatina Power 2021
SRC Etna Rosso 2018
Millton’s Te Arai is probably the most sought out Chenin Blanc in New Zealand, marked by vitality and deliciousness. One of the newest additions to our portfolio, Elise Dechannes, brings the Riceys fire. Only 1135 bottles produced. Feels fresh, clear and easy. Overall an interesting wine, without a doubt one of the best rosés we’ve ever had.
Pineau de la Loire is the local historical name for Chenin Blanc, which is in this case sourced from AOC Touraine. Thunder in a glass. Down to the south of France with a linear and crisp Mourvedre-Grenache Blanc blend from Brouca before we go to Catalunya where we’re greeted by a stunning Moscatell-Grenache blend that just shines on the map of Spain.
Of course, we wrap up with the volcanic beauty that is SRC Etna Rosso, 100% Nerello Mascalese delivering explosiveness in every sip.
Millton Te Arai 2020
Elise Dechannes Essentielle NV
Clos du Tue-Bœuf Pineau de la Loire 2021
Frederic Brouca Champs Pentus-Faugères Rouge 2020
Artesano Vintners Patatina Power 2021
SRC Etna Rosso 2018
Millton’s Te Arai is probably the most sought out Chenin Blanc in New Zealand, marked by vitality and deliciousness. One of the newest additions to our portfolio, Elise Dechannes, brings the Riceys fire. Only 1135 bottles produced. Feels fresh, clear and easy. Overall an interesting wine, without a doubt one of the best rosés we’ve ever had.
Pineau de la Loire is the local historical name for Chenin Blanc, which is in this case sourced from AOC Touraine. Thunder in a glass. Down to the south of France with a linear and crisp Mourvedre-Grenache Blanc blend from Brouca before we go to Catalunya where we’re greeted by a stunning Moscatell-Grenache blend that just shines on the map of Spain.
Of course, we wrap up with the volcanic beauty that is SRC Etna Rosso, 100% Nerello Mascalese delivering explosiveness in every sip.