Main Divide Riesling certainly packs a bit of flavour punch to you mouth filling it up with honeyed citrus, marmalade, florals and spices with a flinty backbone.
So much flavour delivered into this 'second label' from Pegasus Bay it's know wonder Sam Kim described it as "cracking good"
Case of 6 ($20.90/bottle)
With a touch of sweetness and spritzy zing Main Divide's Riesling is vibrant and full of character. Grown in the Waipara Valley in the heart of the Southern Alps, or has the locals call it, the 'Main Divide' this wine gets many benefits from its big brother Pegasus Bay without the pricetag. As Sam Kim from Wine Orbit mentioned 'this is cracking good". The experience starts with bold moment of honeyed citrus, apricot jam and marmalade before you add in florals and mixed spices. The sweet honeysuckle carries on through along the subtle flinty acid backbone. Labeled as off-dry to medium it is on the sweeter side of Riesling's but the flavour punch is worth it.
Unlike Bo and Luke Duke this is one Boss Hogg you want to keep running into. Sourced from three of South Australia's best Shiraz growing regions then combined to generate a full bodied juicy Shiraz.
Fermenting in big 300l barrels for flavour - i'll give you one guess what the name of those barrels are?
This brilliant Bannockburn drop has wooed the judges at the latest 2013 AUZ & NZ Organic Wine Show who awarded it the Wine of Show trophy!
Intertwined with the environment Carrick use the Carrick bend knot as a symbol to describe their exceptional organic relationship with the local Central Otago landscape - shown by this exquisite Bannockburn beauty.