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Price range: £167.99 through £336.99A selection of the best New Zealand wines on the market.Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
£55.50Our wine sets are perfect for picnics & festivals, dinner parties and gifting. Choose from either 2, 3 or 4 bottle options. Small Parcels - Spitfire | Kim Crawford | Sauvignon Blanc | Marlborough | New Zealand White Wine | 12% Becky Hewes Becky Says Always one of my favourite [...] -
Price range: £136.99 through £273.99Curated for Sauvignon Blanc lovers who want to look beyond a single familiar expression, this New Zealand collection brings together Marlborough’s vivid fruit and coastal freshness with the mineral, textured character of Hawkes Bay. From passionfruit, guava and gooseberry to lemon thyme, green olive and elderflower, it offers a rewarding guided exploration of how vineyard, producer and winemaking approach can reshape this much-loved grape.
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£48.50A guided Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc discovery for anyone who enjoys the grape’s vivid freshness and would like to explore its more distinctive side. Two Rivers brings creamy texture, citrus and savoury complexity through minimal-intervention winemaking, while Rapaura Springs offers exuberant tropical fruit, saline minerality and crisp coastal energy.
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£68.99A guided Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc exploration for anyone who loves the region’s vivid, aromatic whites and would enjoy discovering the personalities behind them. Seresin brings savoury texture through organic and biodynamic farming and wild-yeast fermentation, Kim Crawford’s single-vineyard Spitfire offers concentrated tropical fruit and minerality, while Greywacke delivers ripe stone fruit, citrus zest and a crisp, dry finish.
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Price range: £102.50 through £204.99Curated for Sauvignon Blanc lovers who would like to explore New Zealand beyond one familiar style, this collection moves from Marlborough’s vivid tropical fruit and herbal lift to Wairarapa’s more textured, mineral expression. It is a rewarding way to compare how vineyard location, fruit selection and winemaking shape the grape, while finding versatile favourites for seafood lunches, fresh salads and relaxed suppers.
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£17.99The Mohua is one of New Zealand’s rarest native birds, sadly now covering less than 5% of its original territory. Working closely with the Department of Conservation, Mohua’s McLachlan family are committed to helping protect this bird by contributing towards protection initiatives, and helping with relocation and sanctuary programmes. Grapes […]
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£23.99Always one of my favourite wines when I worked for Kim Crawford wines in 2002, this small batch, single vineyard Sauvignon Blanc is hugely aromatic with notes of passionfruit, nettles, gooseberry and citrus. The vibrant, complex palate launches a concentrated burst of juicy tropical fruits and grapefruit backed with minerality […]
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£18.99Urlar is Gaelic for the Earth, and this estate is truly dedicated to the land and their vines. Producing outstanding single vineyard wines from organically grown grapes using Biodynamic principles, Urlar produce wines that reflect their origin. They graze sheep in their vineyards during the winter to help control the […]
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£28.99The Gimblett Gravels sub-region in Hawkes Bay is famed for its deep, free draining gravel soils in a unique microclimate. Soils were deposited by the Ngaruroro River as it changed course over many thousands of years. Their low fertility and excellent drainage give small crops of grapes with highly concentrated […]
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£21.99A filmmaker by trade, Michael Seresin set out to make his wines in the most natural way possible; adhering to both organic and biodynamic practices and full biodiversity in the vineyard. This wine is certified biodynamic and is certainly not your average Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Michael describes his winery as […]
