Zilzie BTW Sparkling NV
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ZBWSNVNV10 UCNZ
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An explosion of refreshing citrus with tantalizing bubbles.
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With quality above its price point, this Sparkling is amazing value for money, and guaranteed to please!
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A fresh & vibrant sparkling that dances in the glass.
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1 or more bottles$18.99
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A fresh & vibrant sparkling that dances in the glass. Lifted notes of green apple and summer citrus blossom with an explosion of refreshing citrus, grapefruit & tantalising bubbles. With quality above its price point, this Sparkling is amazing value for money, and guaranteed to please!
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Australia
Australia's wine industry is a thriving part of the country's economy, contributing significantly to employment, production, export, and tourism. In fact, the industry is the fourth-largest wine exporter in the world, shipping out 760 million liters of wine to countries including France, Italy, Spain, and the UK. One of the key factors contributing to Australia's success as a "New World" wine producer is the formal export and marketing of its wines through Wine Australia.
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Australia Multi Regional
Unlike estate-based wines, which come from wineries that produce wines only from their own vineyards, some Australian wines come from multiple regions. This more far-flung fruit sourcing and winemaking allows Australian producers to demonstrate regional diversity, produce creative blends, and take advantage of the marketing opportunities that arise from the positives of the distinct regions. In Australia, multiregional blends are quite common and even a key part of the country’s winemaking tradition, whereas some other countries face robust regulations that make multiregional blending and wines more challenging or even impossible.
About the brand Zilzie
The Forbes family landed in the Murray Darling region of Australia nearly 100 years ago. After four generations of farming, Ian and Ros Forbes, along with sons Steven and Andrew converted the fields to vineyards in the early 1980. The winery was built in 1999 and the first Zilzie vintage produced in 2000.With a wide range of labels and varieties, Zilzie offers quality wines for any occasion. Searching far afield in regions such as Coonawarra and the Yarra Valley the family sources high quality grapes for their "Regional Collection". With winemaker Hayden Donohue heading the winemaking team, the range regularly receives acclaim as a 'Best Buy' and 'Top Value' and is a staple in Australian households. But as Ros Forbes puts it: It's not just a farm, it's a home. The boys had mud fights and rode BMX bikes in the same soil they now grow Shiraz and Chardonnay in."
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