Ant Moore A+ Pinot Gris
This gorgeous Pinot Gris has jasmine golden peach and poached pear on the nose. With fig, pear, and spice on the palate, it boasts a sensuous texture, great length and dry finish.
Ant Moore A+ Sauvignon Blanc
Racy acidity with a smooth texture and notes of mango and melon. Finishing with a long citrus minerality.
Opawa Pinot Gris Australia
Rabbit Ranch Sauvignon Blanc
Bountiful fresh fruit aromas and flavours of passionfruit and grapefruit accompanied by vegetable garden flavours of capsicum, tomato and green beans. This wine is a veritable smorgasbord of tastes
Forest Hill Vineyard Highbury Fields Sauvignon Blanc
Greystone Sauvignon Blanc
A gold tinged straw wine in the glass leads to a nose abundant with pineapple, lemon curd, cream and cloves. Chalk derived minerality drives a long and juicy palate generously layered with yellow peach, pineapple and nectarine.
Mt Difficulty Roaring Meg Sauvignon Blanc
This is a concentrated Sauvignon Blanc in a typical Central Otago style. The wine displays wild gooseberry flavours intermingled with freshly cut hay and lemon notes; this moves into a full mid-palate and then the wine finishes with lingering passionfruit and rhubarb. This wine is ideal for fun-loving, responsible summer drinking.
Astrolabe Kekerengu Pinot Gris
Framingham Sauv Blanc Marlborough
Expressive aromatics with ripe yellow citrus such as grapefruit and subtle hints of wet stone. A powerful palate with volume and mouthfeel. Flavours of passion and stone fruit, sweet herbs, and a fine boned acid finish.
Framingham F Series Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
The 2022 season was not without challenges with significant rain events leading into harvest. Careful fruit selection was required from two sections of organically grown vines around the winery (90%) and Andalane vineyard further down Conder Bend Road a mere 500m from the estate. Soils here are of the old riverbed type with fist sized stones composed of greywacke (a hard, dark type of sandstone streaked with quartz and feldspar), mixed alluvial gravels and silt. Consequently, vine canopies lack vigour, the fruiting zone is more exposed to the elements and yields are naturally lower. These factors produce an atypical style of Sauvignon Blanc.