Nobody has more experience growing grapes in Marlborough than Allan Scott. Allan planted some of the region's most famous vineyards, including the very first and has worked the land there every vintage since. Many of the vineyards he developed have gone on to win global recognition. In 1985, Allan bought land in the Rapaura district of Marlborough. This was to become the home of the family wine making venture.

A portion of nobly botrytic fruit has produced a distinctive style of wine. It has a core of citrus fruit characters, particularly lemons and limes, but there is also an undercurrent of white fleshed peaches and nectarines. The botrytis has added hints of honeysuckle and also given the wine extra concentration and richness. A seam of natural acidity and minerality flows through the wine and gives it an off-dry finish length and zest.

The history of Licor 43 began in the 1940's when the company started to recreate an ancient Roman recipe known as Liqvor Mirabilis. The Romans banned the production and consumption, but the Carthaginians continued in secret. Nowadays, this elixir inspires the recipe of Licor 43. In the 1960's Spain started to see the arrival of thousands of tourists eager to enjoy the paradisiac climate. All these people discovered Licor 43 and the word of mouth started to spread, now making it the most international premium Spanish liqueur of all time.

Well-balanced table wines.