Wine Entry : Shingle Peak Sauvignon Blanc 2005 (New Zealand)
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Got this bottle from DFS at S$34 just before the flight to Taiwan, drank it in Taiwan and found it to be exceedingly typical of the New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs meant to be drunk young. A vibrant and aromatic Sauvignon Blanc showing lifted gooseberry and pear characteristics. Nice wine to be paired with salads, seafood or poulty.
Smell : Fresh green vegetables, flora, buttery smell.
Taste : Water melon, lemon-acidity/aromatic.
After-taste : Slightly bitter with acidic finish similar to cucumber.
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Got this bottle from DFS at S$34 just before the flight to Taiwan, drank it in Taiwan and found it to be exceedingly typical of the New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs meant to be drunk young. A vibrant and aromatic Sauvignon Blanc showing lifted gooseberry and pear characteristics. Nice wine to be paired with salads, seafood or poulty.
Smell : Fresh green vegetables, flora, buttery smell.
Taste : Water melon, lemon-acidity/aromatic.
After-taste : Slightly bitter with acidic finish similar to cucumber.
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