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Wine Review

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tibor75;896302; said:
An excellent sauv blanc from NZ is Kim Crawford 2006. The PA state store (fucking PA :smash: ) has it for 16 bucks. Wine Spectator has it in their 2006 top 100 wines list, so you can trust them if you don't trust me.
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Some other great NZ sauv blancs:

Matua
Villa Maria
Nobilo
Drylands

These are all in the $10-12 range.

Cloudy Bay is supposed to be amazing, but I've never had it. It's around $20-25, I think.

Groth and St. Supery are a few great domestic sauv blancs. ($15-18)
 
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Reitvallei - South African Muscadel.

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OSUsushichic;896634; said:
Some other great NZ sauv blancs:

Matua
Villa Maria
Nobilo
Drylands

These are all in the $10-12 range.

Cloudy Bay is supposed to be amazing, but I've never had it. It's around $20-25, I think.

Groth and St. Supery are a few great domestic sauv blancs. ($15-18)
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Excellent choices on the SV, sushi. I'd also recommend Mud House. It and Drylands are consistently my favorites.

Cloudy Bay is a bit different; it tends to be a little more flowery. Not really to my taste. The others have more citrus character with a sharp finish, which is great with seafood IMO.
 
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