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Marlborough Wines Shine

Published: Wed 24 Oct 2012 04:40 PM
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24 October 2012 - for immediate publication
‘Marlborough Wines Shine’
The second annual Marlborough Wine Show resulted in 39 wines being awarded gold medals, 79 awarded silver and 163 bronze.
Commenting on the results, Chief Judge, Jeff Clarke said, “This was a very strong line up of wines with particular success for Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Riesling. The province can be very proud of the wines being exported around the world.”
Guest judge, Ralph Kyte-Powell of Melbourne added, “It was a pleasure to be part of such a comprehensive overview of Marlborough wines. Great to judge Sauvignon Blanc by subregion, vintage and style as well as review the region’s other wine varieties.”
The objective of the Marlborough Wine Show is to demonstrate that Marlborough offers significant and valuable diversity through its wine styles and sub-regions. Director, Belinda Jackson explains, “To ensure the world continues to embrace Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, the industry needs a platform from which the producers can tell their story. This is what the Marlborough Wine Show provides.”
Trophies will be announced at a special dinner to celebrate the Marlborough wine industry, being held on November 10, in Blenheim.
The Marlborough Wine Show is totally independent - owned and operated by Wine Competition Ltd.
ENDS

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