Top 10 New Wave (indigenous) grape varieties
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Top 10 New Wave (indigenous) grape varieties
1. Estate Argyros, French Oak Fermented Assyrtiko, Santorini, Aegean Islands 2010 – Assyrtiko
2. Argento, Bonarda, Mendoza 2010, £6.99 (Bib) – Bonarda
3. Tokajicum, Darázskö Furmint, Tokaj-Hegyalja 2009, £12.08 – Furmint
4. Szent István Korona, Irsai Olivér, Etyek-Buda 2010, £5.56 – Irsai Oliver
5. Kavaklidere Saraplari, Tatli Sert Narince, Central Anatolia Region 2000, £10.62 -Narince
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6. Dveri – Pax, Sipon – Slamnato Vino, Radgona-Kapela, Podravje 2009, £29 – Sipon
7. Terrazas de los Andes, Selection Torrontés, Salta 2010, £11.99 (Vir) – Torrontes
8. Bodegas Chivite, Baluarte Verdejo, Rueda 2010, £9(Wtu) – Verdejo
9. Beato Bartolomeo Breganze, Torcolato, Breganze, Veneto 2007, £19.73 – Vespaiola
10. Heinrichm, Zweigelt, Burgenland 2009, £17.99 (HRo, Lib, WFM, You) – Zweigelt
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