South Island White Mist Sauvignon Blanc
Lovers of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc who are keeping an eye on their waistbands will fall in love with the latest addition to the South Island range. The South Island White Mist Sauvignon Blanc is sourced from the world's most famous region for Sauvignon Blanc and contains all the typical flavours of gooseberry and citrus we've all come to love. The bonus here is the 25% less calories than the standard South Island meaning you can enjoy that glass of Savvie guilt free.
Stoneleigh Latitude Sauvignon Blanc
This wine exhibits aromas of fresh citrus blossom, pineapple, passionfruit and hints of melon. This follows through to a weighty palate with Honeydew melon, grapefruit and nuances of lime zest. This wine has a natural weight and concentration that lingers on the palate before finishing with a crisp citrus twist. The son of farmers, Jamie found that making wine was a superior choice to farming sheep. In Marlborough, the small New Zealand region, the industry literally grew up around him. At Stoneleigh, the philosophy is less is more. Its about making sure everything they do has a purpose, not simply following tradition or fads. This minimal intervention style of winemaking invites golden moments that come together to let the wines and vines tell their own story. - Jamie Marfell, Chief Winemaker. Gold | Decanter World Wine Awards 2015
The Ned Pinot Gris
Another terrific white wine to come from New Zealands Marlborough winemaking region. Fresh apple, pear and mandarin flavours with a little touch of spice make this a great match for a coconut and coriander packed curry.
The Ned Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
The Ned is a Kiwi Savvy with a more mineral accent, offering structure indicative of Marlborough region. The tropical elements still shine gooseberries aplenty and a dainty touch of fruit sweetness in the finish. The citrus fuelled aromatic thread that dominates the nose carries through to the palate with concentrated flavours of mandarin and musky pink grapefruit. Fine, ripe acids and a slightly heightened sense of roundness characterise the palate makes this a must try wine. GOLD Medal | International Wine & Spirits Competition 2017.
Rapaura Springs Pinot Gris
Aromas of red apple, quince, pear and some underlying ginger spice. The palate is full, rich and fruit driven and has some lovely acidty, balanced by the natural fruit sugars retained in this wine.
Marlborough Sounds Chardonnay
The extraordinarily scenic Marlborough Sounds, in Maori the Sounds represent the sunken bows of Aoraki, the canoe that is Mt Cook, are full of gems great food and wine and world famous trout fishing. Marlborough Sounds Chardonnay displays bright flavours of pear and nectarine, backed by minerally notes. There is a lovely subtle touch of oak which is reminiscent of freshly baked bread. Fresh and vibrant, there is complexity and length.
Marlborough Sounds Pinot Gris
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.
Giesen Sauvignon Blanc
Giesen - one of Australia's favourite Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc continues to deliver year after year. Unchallenged in terms of quality and value-for-money, Giesen Sauvignon Blanc brings you all the flavours and aromas you have come to love about New Zealand Sauv Blanc. Ripe gooseberry notes with passionfruit tones and simply wonderful acidity to carry the palate through to its trademark crisp, clean finish. Not only is this vibrant white a staple in most households, it's also a great addition to any party, barbecue or simply enjoying with great friends.
Matua Lighter Sauvignon Blanc
Matua Lighter Sauvignon Blanc packs all the flavour you want, but less of the calories you don't. Classic Marlborough Sauv Blanc flavoursburst through the zesty palate!! We are talking lifted gooseberry and fresh tropical fruit. Lively with vibrant acidity, this wine has fantastic length.
Vavasour Pinot Gris
Vavasour Pinot Gris displays a richly structured palate featuring layers of crisp fruit, backed by hints of ginger and the long mineral finish typical of the Awatere Valley.