Colour:
Straw
Aroma:
Deliciously complex with a rich layers of honeycomb, dried apricot and fig.
Palate:
The luscious, opulent palate is layered with dried papaya and savoury ginger, with an intense and generous finish.
Ageing potential:
Drinking beautifully now and will continue to develop gracefully with further bottle age over the next ten years.
Winemakers:
Stewart Maclennan
Winemaking:
Saint Clair Godfrey’s Creek Noble Reserve Riesling is grown on John and Lynne Walsh’s vineyard in the heart of the Marlborough Valley. Carefully selected grape bunches were hung on the vine until late in the season to promote raisining and botrytis. The grapes were hand harvested, whole bunch pressed and tank fermented with a specially selected yeast strain. The fermentation was arrested at the point where the residual sugar perfectly balanced the natural acidity.
Wine Analysis:
Alcohol: 11.5% v/v
Titratable Acidity: 8.2 g/litre
Residual Sugar: 110.8 g/litre
pH: 3.46
Our Food Match Recommendation:
Enjoy after a meal, with blue cheese or fruit desserts.
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Previous Vintages Tasting Notes:
Bronze Medal - Marlborough Wine Show
95 Points, 5 Stars - Wine Orbit
