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- 91 points -

Dog Point is made in a more reductive, almost Burgundian style that gives this kiwi sauvignon a different perspective from its Marlborough peers. The nose is a moody, smoky, mix of juicy lime and lemongrass that spreads across the palate with medium weight and a very creamy texture. The finish is equally beguiling with a touch of nettle, yeast and minerality. Food friendly if you can wait for the food to get to the table.

September 2018


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