2024 Snapper Rock Pinot Gris, Marlborough

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2024 Snapper Rock Pinot Gris, Marlborough

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£13.95

6 in stock

5% discount on 12 or more bottles Wine or Beer

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The Snapper Rock Pinot Gris is a cracking value of example of how well this grape does in New Zealand.  Ripe and fruit driven with a beautiful balance of pear, citrus and spiced apple fruit and floral tinged freshness.  Easy drinking and a versatile food wine, especially with milder spiced dishes.  

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