Sentinel Vineyard Marlborough New
Zealand
International Gold Medal
Awarded Gold Medal, being best of class in the 2007 International
Wine and Spirit Competition, a prestigious wine competition in
London.
Sentinel Vineyard, situated in Marlborough’s
Brancott valley, is a young artisan vineyard specializing in
the production of single vineyard Sauvignon Blanc.
The winemaker’s philosophy is one of minimal handling, thereby
allowing the fruit to fully express the vineyard’s own characteristics.
These grapes were machine harvested then pressed to tank, before
undergoing a long cool ferment to fully express maximum varietal
character.
This year's Sauvignon Blanc shows charcters typical of a Marlborough
style. It shows hints of capsicum and gooseberry, with tropical
notes on the nose.
The palate has a fabulous mouth feel with undertones of gooseberry,
passion fruit and tropical fruit. The wine is intense in flavour
and finishes with well balanced acidity to leave a lasting impression.
Enjoy now while young and bursting with freshness or within two
years.
Brix at Harvest: 22.0
T/A: 6.2 gm/l
Residual Sugar: 4.2 g/l
Alcohol: 12.8% [E.U. 13.1%]
Eligible for export to E.U. countries
Logo - outline of hillside, steep on seaward side, rounded on lee.
Marlborough sunshine radiates through our vineyard on hillside.
Sentinel home and tasting room on top.
This year's grape crop was small, but of high quality.
Prices:
Case of 12 x 750ml bottles
New Zealand -
NZ$300 plus GST of NZ$37.50 Total NZ$337.50
Freight NZ$10.00
Overseas-
NZ$300 plus cost of freight. Please
enquire.
To order email enquiries@sentinelvineyard.com
About Sentinel Vineyard
Sentinel Vineyard was planted in 2003 and 2004.
Our family owned 8.6 hectare vineyard specialises in growing sauvignon
blanc.
Situated on the clay hillsides of Brancott Valley in Marlborough,
New Zealand.
Rootstock of Reparier Gloire was planted to ensure the vines can't
be rampant but will emphasise flavour.
The intense mineral content of our clay hillside enables the grape
to develop maximum flavour. |