Brezza Nebbiolo Langhe 2015 rossese-bianco use some of the oldest

use some of the oldest vineyards on its estate (planted 1983) for this classic Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc

The name "Beaux Cailloux" refers to the beautiful stones of the Gimblett Gravels

The larger format oak allows the distinctive characters of the fruit through to fully expressive themselves

Very persistent ending

100% destemmed then crushed and cold soaked for several days to assist with colour and flavour extraction

Brezza Nebbiolo Langhe 2015 rossese-bianco use some of the oldestThis wine displays a nose of primary aromas (floral, rose, violet, and citrus hints of orange peel), lighter on the palate and relatively easy to drink. It adapts more easily to pairing than an austere Barolo, but will pair with a lighter summer menu and is great even with fish.