Sauvignon Blanc - New Zealand's superstar

Vibrant, fresh and juicy, succulent texture that sets it apart! A quintessential Marlborough Sauvignon from one of the region's early grape pioneers. The wine is considered as one of the region's best, widely available Sauvignon Blancs.

Spy Valley's flagship wine is a picture book Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, displaying the much-loved intensive aromas, that make the region so unique. It is a perfect combination of vibrant flavour, impressive aroma, distinctive fruit character and a balanced acidity.

Is served in Swiss Air Business Class this summer. Beautifully perfumed with notes of nectarine, lemon, passionfruit and hints of herbs. The grapes were harvested in pristine conditional at optimal ripeness, and the resulting wines display great fruit purity and generosity. From the Maori winery te Pa in Marlbrough.

With the volcanic hills and boulder rocks of Waiheke, Man O' War has developed a mouth watering style to rival the Sauvignon Blancs of the south. A style of Sauvignon Blanc that is unmistakably from New Zealand which showcases its coastal surrounds with a wonderful freshness, you can almost taste the salt air.

Framingham Sauvignon Blanc is made to be typically Marlborough in style, with a few great tasting twists. The focus is on the texture of the wine, giving it some richness and mouthfeel so that it is not lean or austere. This is one wine that won't give it all away on the first sip. 

A lovely Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc with complex flavours ranging from citrus through to tropical notes. Mahi aim to use the fruit on the palate rather than focussing on the nose, and look for a wine with subtlety, complexity and length.

From Kevin Judd, one of New Zealand's most iconic winemakers. A succulent tropical-fruited style with that classic Marlborough zing.

From te Pa's 'Redwood Hills' estate in the Awatere Valley, the Hillside Sauvignon Blanc is balanced with fresh Awatere citrus & minerality, with great length & palate weight.

A classic style wine that showcases the quality of wines from Marlborough. It is a blend from three vineyards in two different subregions, one being in the cooler Awatere Valley (leading to more restrained wine with great texture) and the other in the warmer Wairau Valley (lovely line of minerality with riper tropical notes and fleshiness).

A bit of history in the glass. Cultivated on the shores of the Wairau Bar, the place, where the Maori landed in New Zealand more than 800 years ago. The vines carry a low yield but high-quality fruit. 

New Zealand's most internationally acclaimed wine. This benchmark wine redrew the global Sauvignon Blanc map and rearranged a few boundaries in the world wine atlas. Intense, fragrant, superbly varietal. The wine, that put New Zealand on the global wine stage.