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The focus with this wine is texture and depth, rather than focussing solely on primary fruit notes. Handpicking of quality fruit combined with a small percentage goin...

The focus with this wine is texture and depth, rather than focussing solely on primary fruit notes. Handpicking of quality fruit combined with a small percentage going through fermentation in old French oak make this a unique and exciting Marlborough Sauv. Mahi owner, Brian Bricknell has a seriously impressive CV. Head winemaker at Vina Errazuriz and Seresin, before embarking on his own project. Unlike most Marlborough producers, Bricknell opts for low yields and high quality from the vines and the results in the glass speak for themselves.

Sancerre and Pouilly Fume are neighbours and produce similar wines, with Pouilly Fume often coming in at a better price point and offering excellent value. Vinified w...

Sancerre and Pouilly Fume are neighbours and produce similar wines, with Pouilly Fume often coming in at a better price point and offering excellent value. Vinified with natural yeasts in stainless steel and aged on the fine lees until bottling, the 2020 Intro opens pure and subtle on the nose that is nonetheless intense and even quite complex for an introductory wine and reminiscent of crushed (flint) stones and gravels as well as fresh white and green fruits. Perfectly round and elegant on the palate, this is an intense, immediately attractive, medium to full-bodied Pouilly with a good mineral finish and fruity charm.

A subtle nose opens up to lush flavours of white orchard fruits with a soft creamy texture and refreshing acidity. Fermented in thermoregulated stainless steel vats a...

A subtle nose opens up to lush flavours of white orchard fruits with a soft creamy texture and refreshing acidity. Fermented in thermoregulated stainless steel vats and finished on its lees results in a Sancerre rich and refined Sancerre. Sancerre is located on the left bank of the Loire valley renowned for its fresh crisp whites. In order to call your white wine Sancerre, the regulation stipulate that the grapes must be exclusively Sauvignon Blanc.