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New World wines are never in the shadows of Europe in our book. Wines in this 6-pack range from super easy to highly complex, terroir-driven stuff that will make your head spin (in a good way).
Delinquente Screaming Betty 2021
Maloof Thistle 2021
Black Estate ‘Damsteep’ Pinot Noir 2020
Yetti & the Kokonut El Doradillo 2022
Kunoh Wasurenagusa 2020
Jauma Tikka the Cosmic Cat 2022
Delinquente is a winery that stands out with its quirky labels and delicious, straightforward wines. Screaming Betty is 100% Vermentino. Splashes of green apple, kiwi, pear. Super low on the alcohol front and tons of bright acidity to complement.
Glou glou would be an understatement. Maloof’s Thistle is a Pinot Gris fermented in neutral oak barrels and sur lie aged with no batonnage for 9 months. Bright and electric in nature. With Black Estate’s Pinot you’ll have a party on the nose and a party in the mouth. Quite big in flavour and intensity, and a perfect summer drink.
Yetti's El Doradillo, made from Spanish grape Doradillo, is marked with soft texture with a light chalky-powdery grip. Good little drink. Kunoh brings a blend of 5 different Pinots to the table, one of the most unique wines we’ve tried this year. And we end with a heavy-ish hitter, but one that still preserves finesse and elegance. James Erskine does magic in South Australia!