Shhh, one of Marlborough's best kept secrets is right here!
Spy Valley Gewurztraminer
- It's 007-vino with Spy Valley - the winery neighbours the former Waihopai Station - aka NZ's former spy base!
- Full bodied, oily style with spicy, honeyed sweetness - it's utterly delicious!
- A heavenly match with spicy dishes, Asian cuisine and paired with duck
- This wine will not self destruct in five seconds but we do recommend enjoying it 3-5 years from vintage
The National Wine Awards of Aotearoa NZ – Silver
It’s 007-vino with Marlborough’s Spy Valley. Named after the neighbouring Waihopai spy bases (those two big golf ball shaped buildings) and while the secret agents inside those bases keep things pretty tight lipped the word is well and truly out about one of Marlborough’s best (or is that worst?) kept secrets, the Spy Valley Gewurztraminer.
Spy Valley make some pretty smart Marlborough Pinot but they consistently produce some absolutely cracking aromatic wines like this Gewurz, Riesling and of course SauvyB.
This Gewurztraminer (give-urz-tram-eener) takes the cake and it’s one of our favourite examples from Marlborough year in, year out. It’s an utterly delicious full bodied, oily style with spicy lush lychees with a honeyed sweetness – let the love affair begin!
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to slot a six pack of this truly yummy wine into your shopping cart now and food match with spicy dishes and particularly Asian or Indian cuisine. This wine will not self destruct in five seconds but we do recommend enjoying it 3-5 years from vintage.
- 14.5%
- 750ml
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