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Blenheim, Brancott Estate, Drylands, Food & Drinks, Framingham, Gibson Bridge, Hunters, Marlborough, New Zealand, Oceania, Renwick, Rockferry, Saint Clair, Selfish Year, Selfish Years, Seresin, Wairu River, Wines
Mr. Selfish and I spent two days in the Marlborough wine region. We rented an Airbnb apartment in Renwick, which is a perfect home base for wine tasting. We booked a tour through Highlight Wine Tour and the rest is a Sauvignon Blanc blur. We visited nine wineries and below is the summary of our impression of each winery.
1. Saint Clair: Best Sauvignon Blanc
While in the States, we loved drinking Fault Line, which is a Sauvignon Blanc from the Marlborough region. We learned that Fault Line is actually produced at Saint Clair winery, so we knew we had to do a tasting there. We learned that the Fault Line is one of Saint Clair’s multiple labels that is sent to the States.
The Fault Line was not available for tasting, but we tried the 2012 Sauvignon Blanc Wairu Reserve and ended up buying two bottles. It is the one of the best Sauv Blancs I’ve ever tasted.
The Selfish Years 