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f THERE’S MORE WARM TO VfJHHIHyVV TO HENKELL Malt 1 THAN TROCKEN . Fresh, crisp and well-made, Henkell \ A /1110 L< V Trocken enjoys a reputation as one of VV I I iK-Jl N I wor ] c i’s most popular bubblies. xir Henkell’s have others however — Warmth is the key to winter, and Mfr — family of elegant, sophisticated styles the makers of this collection of fast winning friends. Look out for Scotland’s finest malts had the AUCKLAND, CNR SALE AND WELLESLEY STREETS. TELEPHONE 793-740 them when shopping for Trocken, rnrHpc nf vnnr heart in mind WELLINGTON,IS ELLICE STREET, BASIN RESERVE.TELEPHONE 850-509 and see how Henkell spread their cockles OI your nean in mmu. CHRISTCHURCH, 155 VICTORIA STREET TELEPHONE 60 533 J sparkle about. Cheerily priced too. > ■ , ■■ — Balvenie Founder’s Reserve WINE 750 ml rn $32.95 OF THE MONTH 75 °' n ' „ TROCKEN q>JI.Z3 smaca.se) Lagavulin-Islay 750m1 532.95 ■■■■■■■■■ Glen Elgin 750m1535< $30.95 ( ) Henkell Brut 750m1514.35 J&BKnockando7soml. $37.95 Henkell Adam 750 ml $15.85 Cardhu 750 ml SdH< $34.95 Hittell Rost 750m1 w.......... ... .$14.35 .4- In 1978 Robin and Norman Mundy planted out the first W7 IJT T AT Ih ISIKO 3 iCdl OUL Ol grapevines on Coutts Island for what was to become Canter- VV JOJLuJLj"’JJA\JL<X-Z -ZkUOiJ.LLi SR■ — bury’s first commercial vineyard and winery. The risks were high. It was the first attempt of winemakers IX iTI J O . . . to win over this land of harsh climate. In 1983, St Helena „ • i • j h v Riccadonna Vermouths, sunsoaked Italians made stunned the New Zealand wine industry, by winning a gold Choose rol i n °^ r P ricedc {assy red wines by from S Xted wines andl rare herbs and snices medal at the National Wine Competition with their 1982 Pinot Orlando, the first winery estabhshed in South trom selected wines and rare neros ana spices. a feat repeated w j t h t ] ie 1934 vintage. Australia’s prestigious Barrossa Valley. ’ This year, and many medals later, St Helena celebrates its cnnr' Cfi QC seventh harvest, with some 30 hectares of vineyards of both 1984 Jacob s Creek Claret 750mL• • Riccadonna Extra Dry 750 ml red and white varieties -, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon Coonawarra Shiraz 750 ml / inn A — Merlot, Rhine Riesling, Muller-Thurgau, Chardonnay, Pmot A _ 58.25 Blanc and Rulander. 1984 R.F. Cabernet Sauvignon 750m1514d? $11.95 Hancocks have the first of 1986 Chardonnay along with . ’ . Os a small selection of the Estates whites, vintages offering the 1982 St Hugo Cabernet Sauvignon 750 ml .. ,STMO distinct flavour of a cool climate. ~ ~ ~ .. 1 c« 25 I put JABOULET Riccadonnaßianco7soml sMs' sB.2s AWAY FOR A A GREAT WAY TO - -46.90 RED-LETTER DAY WEATHER THE STORM With a fruity oak aroma imparted by oak A century ago, the full-bodied reds of the Hermitage vine- ( y cas k fermentation, this hazel hued wine yard were valued above those of Bordeaux and Burgundy. A rpreine guarded for generations, a flavour already has a full and complex palate. Up Once again, these Rhone Valley wines stand among the n icwy & rj,. i, •„ w/nmtf-*' to three years bottle aging will benefit it world’s: finest welcomed worldwide — dark, exotic Tia Mana, further wonas nnest. Y CI • . . T o<no ;„_ i: n „pr Anri check d,^ t r. mrttie. Planted in terrain too rugged for machinery, Hermitage the original Jamaican coffee liquer. And check p^tb^nc —_ ™ vines tended by hand The wine too is handcrafted , OUt the chance to see Tia Mana S home waters . J 750m1s / .JU carefully made according to centuries old tradition, with $BOOO worth of Caribbean cruise to be won. 1985 Gewiiratraminer Dry Reserve Hancocks have landed a limited supply of these dark, aJH Attractive spicy bouquet, yellow straw ra re vintages, ready to drink quite soon, or awaiting the emia sheen, full fruit, intense flavour. Sadly this ° XTnVo : Will be the last, so put some aside - a added dimension that a few years cellaring imparts. Make few years aging will improve it even more. sure of your supply and ask about Jaboulet s other classic q? 7 qc Rhone wines - Os 750m154>/.OJ I lOB6 Chardonnav •! Paul Jaboulet ’ s A delightful harmony of oak and fruit, I 1984 Hermitage la Chapelle, — L th *s pale lemon-gold youngster offers 750 ml ' IN TOPPING s "““n'sn $53.45 S— m ; a ■■■l Chardonnay ■' • H H H Ffrmnthil and m Nfvm Oak ■ * TTippTT'c; r PTTp j ~"i un th? shelf that’s the snirit choose from IIILrLJL D 1 iTI-i Subject to availability Iproduct/description R °g D pfl f E Top up the sneii, tnat sme spirit cnoose irom I Jf cannot caJ| at one of our *<» 5 the famous foursome on special here. IXIUIj JoL U£■ three locations, we will be happy to ; E E R~ arran 9 e delivery to your home. Smirnoff Vodka 1125 ml Rheineck Lager, with “ I the distinctive blue label £^ r^le^, w ?!L esle u yStr^'^u n ckland - l PQ Box 3293 _ Telephone 793-740 Wi >az. I* J"'. 15 Ellice Street, Basin Reserve, Wellington. I v- P.O. Box 16070, Telephone 850-509 ; , 155 Victoria Street. Christchurch. r P.O. Box 25164. Telephone 60-533 I 7 V / 1 W \ I Please deliver'attached order. I / ) L//—VA I wish to pay by CHEQUE. I | enclose my cheque : 'I ■ payable to Hancocks tp ■- Wines & Spirits Ltd. | I f napoleon? Chatelle Napoleon Brandy Amex. Bankcard. Diners. Visa. Clubcard. 7 1 ' t f $ 29 95 - Xa=S <—1 I 8 oilnui: » i -I , 1 dozen cans 340 ml . Address | ||| Johnnie Walker Red Label Whisky q- $10.95 Telephone ■ TOTAL AMOUNT PAYABLE L ! 1125 nil ~ ‘ .....i SJTraO* I Ski O' For orders outside Auckland. Wellington and Christchurch I c . Pin 1194 ml Signature please add $4.40 per case freight. All orders must be for I J Seagers Gin • • • • t a minimum of 8 htres a BCDDBI67B