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From what would appear to have been the perfect setting for the filming of the The Lord Of The Rings, New Zealand, from the south of its North Island and the north of its South Island, is supplying us with a fine range of high quality of Pinot Noir and, of course, aromatic white wines.
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2010 Mount Nelson Sauvignon Blanc
Light-bodied, but still packs a wallop both in flavor and crisp acidity. Green apple, lemon, lime and gooseberry flavors are intense, focused and very refreshing. Drink now. 15,833 cases made. Rated 87.‑MW, Wine Spectator June 15, 2011
$13.75 the bottle $70.14 the case of six
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2009 Felton Road Pinot Noir Bannockburn Central Otago
Earthy, loamy notes crescendo, giving way to intense black cherry, ripe plum and an array of mineral notes. Gutsy and powerful, but with plenty of finesse and dried floral and spice details. Drink now through 2011. 2,188 cases made. Rated 92.‑ MW, Wine Spectator, December 31, 2010
$40.00 the bottle $204.00 the case of six
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