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INTERNATIO­NAL WINES

We take a look at some of the most interestin­g local and internatio­nal wines to hit the market.

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GANCIA ATTO PRIMO

Italian sparkling wine producer Gancia releases Atto Primo fruit-flavored 5.5 percent ABV sparkling wines.

The new four flavors – lychee, peach, mango and blackberry – contain less than 100 calories per 4oz serving. GANCIA gancia.com

LOS VASCOS CROMAS CARMENERE

Los Vascos winery introduces its new range of Cromas wines. Over 30 years ago, Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) fell in love with a vineyard nestled in the heart of the Colchagua Valley and worked with them to write the Los Vascos story. Fruit of those new terroirs, CROMAS Cabernet Sauvignon Grand Reserva and CROMAS Carmenère Gran Reserva, replace Los Vascos Grande Réserve and Carmenère Grande Réserve. Each CROMAS wine has its own color, painted on the label, that tells the story of the wine in the bottle. Aged for 12 months in barrels, the wines reflect the specificit­ies of the Chilean terroirs and the knowhow of the team. DOMAINES BARONS DE ROTHSCHILD lafite.com

LEBANESE WINES LE VIN DU MARJE ROSE (ROSE) 2020

Finesse, fresh, flexible, the Rose of the Vin du Marje is characteri­zed by its remarkable liveliness and tenderness its touch softens the mouth with a fruity sensation. The peculiarit­y of this wine comes from its region - the aroma recalls the soil from the south of Lebanon which offers a soft Mediterran­ean climate. Enhanced by direct pressure - this wine is a specific combinatio­n direct combinatio­n of the mixture of Tempranill­o and Syrah grapes. LES VIGNES DU MARJE lesvignesd­umarje.com

SWIFT WINES BLANC DE NOIR 2021

Made with Gamay Noir grapes, lightly pressed to lower color extraction. Fermented cool and in-tank, to make a texture and taste that is fresh and crunchy. This enjoyable blend of land, climate, vines, people and culture represents a wine worth celebratin­g.

The 2021 growing season was long, marked by warm days and cool nights, allowing for natural acidity, giving this wine poise and drive with an abundance of fruit concentrat­ion. SWIFT WINES swiftwines.co.nz

NICK SPENCER 2021 GRENACHE PET NAT

A sparkling wine, made from Grenache and Sangiovese using a traditiona­l method of sparkling wine production that predates the Champagne method. The wine is not disgorged and carries the yeast lees from fermentati­on.

NICK SPENCER WINES nickspence­rwines.com.au

LOUIS ROEDERER HOMMAGE À CAMILLE

Named after one of the most remarkable figures in the history of the Louis Roederer Champagne House, these two wines (Coteaux Champenois appellatio­n), Camille Charmont 2018 red and Camille Volibarts 2018 white, allow fine wine drinkers to discover another facet of the unique winemaking expertise of this family-owned Champagne House. Whether it is the red (a 100% Pinot Noir from a 43-ares plot in the Charmont lieu-dit in Mareuil-sur-aÿ) or the white (a 55-ares plot of old historic Chardonnay vines in the Volibarts lieu-dit in Le Mesnil-sur-oger), these limitededi­tion cuvées are an exciting representa­tion of the vitality and finesse of Louis Roederer's wines, in a single-varietal and single-vineyard wine with an identity of its own.

LOUIS ROEDERER louis-roederer.com

LE VIN DU MARJE BLANC (WHITE) 2020

First born of the south of Lebanon. The white wine of the Vin du Marje is an explosion of aromas resulting in a peculiar mixture of Sauvignon Blanc, viognier and Muscatel wine small grain. It offers a balanced harmony of acidity and a strong and intense flavour which is, at the same time, delicate. Its yellow color reflects the rays of the sun from the south of Lebanon - its place of origin. LES VIGNES DU MARJE lesvignesd­umarje.com

MEKSASSI

Aware of Meksassi's potential, the potential of Meksassi, we vinified it to create a balanced wine that delivers aromas of green apples, lime, apricots and white flowers of Southern Lebanon. In the mouth, it presents excellent acidity combined with the Meksassi signature mouth feel and aromas of waxed honey, stone fruit and hints of jasmine tea, producing a sustained finish. Meksassi can be drunk young although it has good aging qualities.

Meksassi is an ancient indigenous grape of Lebanon, native to the Jezzine area in southern Lebanon. It often grows wild, trained around huge native oak trees and even electric poles.

KARAM WINES karamwines.com

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