Lifted aromas of freshly sliced pear, crunchy red apple notes, spices and more, this is a clean, lingering wine and perfect to match the amazing mussels grown in the sounds.

Cuisine doesn't get more aspirational that lobster. Who hasn't lusted after a fresh, plump, flavoursome lobster on a restaurant menu? Well, we've found the ideal aromatic Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc that will accompany that brightly coloured crustacean with perfection. Wonderfully crisp and fragrant with an abundance of rich tropical fruit flavours, Lobster Reef is best enjoyed this weekend straight from the fridge.

We love Rapaura's Sauvignon Blanc. It exhibits distinct individual and varietal characteristics. With classic tropical notes as well as citrus and fresh herbs on the palate, this Sauvignon Blanc combines complexity and structure with clean cut acidity, providing an exceptional premium style at an affordable price point. Gold - New Zealand Wine International Wine Show 2016. Gold - San Francisco International Wine Comp 2017

Each bottle of Rapaura Springs tells the story of a lifetime. Of water and wine, and of generations of family working with nature. Its label depicts the rocky aquifer at the home vineyard in the heart of Marlborough, and the pristine springs that connect it to the land. Rapaura Springs definitely make exceptional wines that reflect New Zealand's remarkable landscapes, pure waterways and passionate people. Aromas of tropical fruits, pear and a hint of ginger. The palate is generous with stone fruit, pear and apple and subtle spice. An off-dry wine with lovely flavour concentration, impressive weight and a lingering finish. Awards: • Gold - Marlborough Wine Show 2023 • Gold - The National Wine Awards Aotearoa New Zealand 2023 • Gold - Aotearoa Regional Wine Competition 2023.

From the New Zealand Wine Company of the Year comes this tantalizing Pinot Gris. Lifted notes of pear and apricot are supported by underlying spice and delicate floral notes on the nose. A medium bodied style with a refreshing palate of ripe pear and a touch of bread crust. A well balanced wine with a long lingering finish. Online Exclusive, not available in all stores

Here be the wine of Noble Fellows. Cultivated from rich irony and grown under the breeze of our dry humour. With glass in hand and tongue-in-cheek, these fine characters of New Zealand gentry say cheers to thee! Enjoy this premium quality Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, with a green tinted hue and fine aromas of tropical passionfruit and citrus. Savour the distinct mineral citrus notes and crisp acidity.

Kim Crawford's vineyards are located in the awe-inspiring coastal sites of Marlborough, New Zealand. The sea breeze and crisp nights allow the grapes to ripen slowly and build rich flavours, creating a tasty and gold-winning Sauvignon Blanc. Bright and balanced with grapefruit, lemon and peppery herbs on the nose, the Sauvignon Blanc is refreshing from sip to the crisp finish. Tropical fruits and citrus notes peek through tequila and lime flavours, offering a light and mouth-watering Savvy. Blue Gold | Sydney International Wine Competition 2018

Noble Fellows Pinot Gris provides classic Pinot Gris flavour with notes of pears, apples and spices wrapped in a lovely round palate. This rich, European-style white wine is a great bottle to bring to celebrations or casual hangouts with friends.

Pinot Gris really loves Marlborough. The Isabel Estate team always ensure that each vine is treated to the right amount of sunshine, for perfect harvests of superbly ripened Pinot Gris. This wine has rich aromas of nectarine, white pear, clover honey and hints of coconut.

South Island Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is a benchmark Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc displaying luscious fresh passionfruit and citrus aromas with a crisp clean finish. It's easy to understand why this style of wine continues to be Australia's favourite, with great aromatic freshness available at such a great price.

Isabel Estate is an always much sought after Sauvignon Blanc and is regarded as one of the jewels of Marlborough. Winemaking inputs such as barrel ferment and lees ageing contribute to it's complexity.