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Morgan Hill
From the other side of the world comes a lively, refreshing wine that will seduce you with its exotic aromas of grapefruit, kiwi and pineapple.
Pairings
New Zealand
In New Zealand, the Marlborough region is famous for two things: its maze-like coastline, known as the Marlborough Sounds, and the Sauvignon Blanc produced by its vineyards. It's the constant shift between hot days and chilly nights that lets winemakers extend the maturity period of their vines, thus allowing each grape to reach its peak flavour. The result is uniquely perfumed wines that are acclaimed by connoisseurs worldwide.
Morgan Hill
From the other side of the world comes a lively, refreshing wine that will seduce you with its exotic aromas of grapefruit, kiwi and pineapple.
New Zealand
In New Zealand, the Marlborough region is famous for two things: its maze-like coastline, known as the Marlborough Sounds, and the Sauvignon Blanc produced by its vineyards. It's the constant shift between hot days and chilly nights that lets winemakers extend the maturity period of their vines, thus allowing each grape to reach its peak flavour. The result is uniquely perfumed wines that are acclaimed by connoisseurs worldwide.
Pairings
Sauvignon Blanc produces wines with very distinct aromas that are among the few that pair well with sushi.
From lime to white peach, its primary flavours are fruity and vary depending on the maturity of the grape.
A fruity wine brought to us by the expertise of Bordeaux’s finest winemakers. It’s the ideal companion for grilled or stewed red meats and duck magret.
A lively and fresh wine with exotic aromas of grapefruit and kiwi, it pairs well with sushi, tapas or tartares.
This rich and generous wine is a product of the best vines in California. To be paired with grilled or braised beef, ribs or mildly spicy dishes.
Taste tags
Red, rosés
White, syrupy wines , ciders
White, rosés, syrupy wines, ciders