From the well-drained fertile soils of Dillons Point. Rich, concentrated sauvignon blanc with green capsicum, passionfruit, subtle box hedge flavours and a pleasing saline-mineral character. Good purity and mouth-watering, fruity acidity
Reviewer Name: Bob Campbell MW
Review Date: 24th October 2020
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- Year 2020
- Colour White
- Country New Zealand
- Region Marlborough
- Sub Region NA
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- Pack Size 6x75cl
- ABV 13.00°
- LWIN 157362420200600750
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95 Bob Campbell MW
From the well-drained fertile soils of Dillons Point. Rich, concentrated sauvignon blanc with green capsicum, passionfruit, subtle box hedge flavours and a pleasing saline-mineral character. Good purity and mouth-watering, fruity acidity
Reviewer Name: Bob Campbell MW
Review Date: 24th October 2020
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A five star winery according to Kiwi wine expert Bob Campbell, and one of the country's most interesting producers at the moment, Blank Canvas is responsible for a solid array of wines across a broad range of styles. With a focus on producing pure, balanced and refined wines, they are simultaneously innovative and traditionalist. They were the first (and still only) producer to co-ferment Syrah and Grüner Veltliner, in a similar fashion to how Côte-Rôtie combines Syrah with a bit of Viognier. Their Chardonnay and Pinot Noir could easily hoodwink an experienced blind taster into thinking they had quality Côte d'Or wines in front of them.
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