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Wine Tasting Note: Dashwood Sauvignon Blanc, 2005, Marlborough, New Zealand.
From Oddbins for £8.
A superb punchy, green, peppery Sauvignon. I have long loved the Dashwood range from those days long ago when I worked for the Fuller's offie chain. They listed this wine and it just flew off the shelves. Packed with 'green' citrus flavours and a tingly, stony palate. All you could want in a Kiwi Sauvignon. Now resplendent under a funky new label. Alcohol 13.5%.
Scribblings Rating - 94/100.

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From: Bryan L (October 30, 2006 7:15 PM)

I love this wine...

at 5.99 a bottle one is most impressed.

As I work for oddbins I may buy a crate and store it in my wine cellar!!!

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