Nice wines I have drunk recently - Red or White

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Tonight's wine is a staple of ours from Dan Murphy's.
They had some Members only Sav Blanc tasting that I managed to talk my way into. Tasted a couple with Oak which I kind of liked so bought them. Will update when I try them at home :)
 
We had a 2010 Hollicks Sparkling Merlot last night.. delicious! Hadn't had it in a long time and was very impressed... will have to try and find some more :)
 
We had a 2010 Hollicks Sparkling Merlot last night.. delicious! Hadn't had it in a long time and was very impressed... will have to try and find some more :)

Looks like Dan's have it at some stores. Haven't had it in a long time, but remember it being very nice.
 
Good point! My wife might tend to disagree with that though :)

I love my Universals. Do you have the Burgundy ones too? I'm considering splurging on a set of them.
Yes, as well as most of the Reidel varieties. Here's one shelf of five. (Sorry QF WP, don't have any of your goblets as yet.)

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I like the Zaltos. Currently my favourites.
 
Great post TheRealTMA

Central Otago is quite varied and has a very wide range of terroir and hence uses a wider variety of clones and Sélection massale according to what proves to be the best for the particular vineyard (or part of) terroir. For example "At Misha’s Vineyard we grow UCD 4, 5, 6, Dijon clones 114, 115, 667, 777 and Abel (a clone that is unique to New Zealand that is also originally from Burgundy). http://www.mishasvineyard.com/explore/technical-data/our-clonal-selection-decisions/

Small world - Andrew and Michelle (aka Misha) (the couple beyond Misha's) are very good friends of one of my colleagues. Some of their wines make appearances at our BBQs.

Misha's is on the list for my next visit to Central Otago, and hopefully I can arrange an introduction.
 

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