New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc
Find your next favourite New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, full of bright fruit and refreshing zest. Known for its lively acidity and expressive aromas, New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc brings flavours ranging from lime and gooseberry to passion fruit, often with a fresh, grassy edge. It’s a rewarding choice if you enjoy dry white wines with plenty of character. Choose a bottle for seafood, a goat’s cheese salad or dinner with friends. Browse our New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc selection and find a fresh take on a familiar favourite.
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£23.99Our Bull Paddock Vineyard is located in the Dillons Point sub-region of Marlborough’s lower Wairau Valley. The land was originally used for raising bulls, before the Neylon family realised the potential of the site and planted Sauvignon Blanc vines. The Bull Paddock has been our best quality vineyard block every [...] -
£16.99After decades working as a ‘flying winemaker’, New Zealander David Clouston decided to settle in his native Marlborough. The desire to establish himself on home turf was strong and thus Two Rivers was born. Named after the iconic rivers of Marlborough’s renowned Wairau and Awatere valleys, Two Rivers exudes a [...] -
£19.99The Tinpot Hut story began in 2003 when winemaker Fiona Turner and her husband Hamish established their own 20-hectare vineyard in Marlborough’s emerging sub-region of Blind River. Fiona named the project after a historic Marlborough mustering hut, the ‘Tinpot Hut’, linking the area’s sheep farming past with its current state […]
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£11.99Extremely vibrant and exuberantly aromatic. Dangerously moreish, thirst quenching tropical and citrus fruit. No hint of oak or anything that would distract from the purity.
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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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£24.50Located in the Southern Valleys of Marlborough the Saint Maur Vineyard has a complex soil with a friable silt loam, over clay gravels. The fruit from this single vineyard was harvested from 20 year old vines and with minimal intervention winemaking, was naturally fermented and aged for 14 months on […]
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£19.50The grapes for Trinity Hill sauvignon blanc are sourced from vineyards located throughout Hawkes Bay, including the much-acclaimed Gimblett Gravels wine growing district, a special terroir famed for its gravelly soils and resulting fine wines. This classic Sauvignon Blanc has aromas of lime, citrus and lemongrass with a distinct stone […]
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£22.99Made by one of New Zealand’s most respected winemakers, and ex Head Honcho at Cloudy Bay for over 25 years, this wine has achieved something of a cult status since its inception. Winemaker Kevin Judd remains instrumental in the international recognition which Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc continues to enjoy. The nose […]
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£14.50Boasting vineyards throughout Marlborough, the grapes for Frost Pocket are harvested at night in order to retain acidity and freshness. They are also harvested over 7 – 10 different picks to create a range of flavours to blend into one harmonious wine. A bright, inviting nose brimming with fresh lime, […]
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£13.99Fabulously fruited and intensely aromatic on the nose showing passionfruit, feijoa, kaffir lime and floral characters. The palate delivers excellent vibrancy and punchy flavours, well supported by juicy acidity, making it highly enjoyable.
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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 […]
