Wine Spectator’s Harvey Steinman “Pssst, Good Wine for $10 Oxford Landing takes a step up”
I just tasted through the latest lineup from a low-price stalwart. I sampled the wines blind, mixed with others of the same types in a series of tastings in the past two weeks. Among others priced much higher, Oxford Landing Estates held its own. The whole line, which carries a South Australia appellation, is priced at $10,

Winemaker’s Notes
Pale straw with a light green hue, this fresh, lively Sauvignon Blanc shows classical varietal character with grassy, nettle-leaf, lemon and grapefruit aromas. The palate is delightfully crisp and refreshing with tropical fruit punch, passion fruit and gooseberry characters. Natural grape acid provides a zesty finish to this very approachable wine. An abundance of flavors, complemented with refreshing natural and mineral acidity.

South Australia, a state of Australia, located in the south-central part of the country.