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7/08/2010

Complexity New Zealand

Complexity New Zealand – You may have seen or heard the recent press releases about the New Government backed push for New Zealand wine into the top end of the US market.

Named "Complexity", this push is aimed at the super-premium wine market – very high-end restaurants, wine shops and private collections. Twenty-one wineries were chosen to represent the best of New Zealand wine and we are happy and proud that Muddy Water is one of those wineries. This is a real achievement for us and a reward for all our hard work.

Complexity will be launched in the USA, in Denver from the 10th to the 14th of September 2010.

Our assistant winemaker and right hand man, Sylvain will be there to represent Muddy Water.

> www.complexity.co.nz

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