Showing posts with label Scarborough Sauvignon Blanc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scarborough Sauvignon Blanc. Show all posts

Saturday, September 6, 2014

Scarborough New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc

This has been one of my favorite summer wines since I first discovered it in 2012. It's crisp and just a little fruity-- perfect on a warm summer day. I fell in love with this wine even before I knew it was from New Zealand (not that I know what difference that makes!).
However, wines seem more fun to me now because I like to look them up and learn more about where they come from and where and how the grapes are grown. This Starborough Sauvignon Blanc is from New Zealand, and I gladly admit that I love wines with caps that screw off so that I don't have to struggle with finding a cork screw, or when I'm out and about, hunting down something to pull out a cork! 

For instance, I didn't know, until I looked it up, that this winery is located on New Zealand's south island. The winery's website also has a special page dedicated to this wine. I love the winemaker notes which explain the specifics of the weather and how it affected the grape in any given year. 

It's rare that a wine sticks with me the way this one has... but it's clearly a winner!