Dry Lake Cricket Club Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2024
Marlborough
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Within Marlborough’s Awatere Valley, there’s a group of growers who love nothing more than a local cricket match, finished by a few glasses of Sauvignon. The only suitable pitch, however, is when the river runs dry! A juicy, tropical white wine.
£16.99 per bottle
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
New Zealand- Pale Green Straw
- Sauvignon Blanc
- 9 Units
- Vegan
- 12% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 01 May 2029
- Packaging Pioneer
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Juicy mouthful of tropical fruit and lots of citrus
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Light tropical fruit, grassy freshness with citrus notes and a mineral edge – all the attributes of Dry Lake Cricket Club Sauvignon Blanc. It’s what the wine growers will choose when they’re lucky enough to hold a local match … but only when the river runs dry and reveals their cricket pitch! This tantalisingly fresh white wine is crafted from handpicked grapes grown on family-owned vineyards in the prized Awatere Valley. Nestled near the sea and planted in some of New Zealand’s oldest soils, the vines are exposed to strong coastal winds that slow the ripening process – difficult conditions for growers, but ideal for developing concentrated flavours. Sip solo as an aperitif or alongside spicy Asian cuisine, chicken dishes or fresh salads.
Light tropical fruit, grassy freshness with citrus notes and a mineral edge – all the attributes of Dry Lake Cricket Club Sauvignon Blanc. It’s what the wine growers will choose when they’re lucky enough to hold a local match … but only when the river runs dry and reveals their cricket pitch! This tantalisingly fresh white wine is crafted from handpicked grapes grown on family-owned vineyards in the prized Awatere Valley. Nestled near the sea and planted in some of New Zealand’s oldest soils, the vines are exposed to strong coastal winds that slow the ripening process – difficult conditions for growers, but ideal for developing concentrated flavours. Sip solo as an aperitif or alongside spicy Asian cuisine, chicken dishes or fresh salads.
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