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New Zealand White Wine
- Saint Clair Pioneer Block 1 Foundation Block Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 20236 bottle(s) per case.£139.64 £116.37
- Save 22Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc 20236 bottle(s) per case.Special Price £211.73 £176.44 Regular Price £272.93
- Saint Clair Pioneer Block 3 '43 Degrees Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 20236 bottle(s) per case.£139.64 £116.37
- Save 20Babich Black Label Sauvignon Blanc 20236 bottle(s) per case.Special Price £122.80 £102.33 Regular Price £152.70
Famed for its exotic, explosive flavours, New Zealand White Wine continues to amaze the world of wine, producing a benchmark for New World wine.
Saint Clair
Neal and Judy Ibbotson pioneered the Marlborough wine industry, planting vineyards in the valley in 1978 and establishing the Saint Clair Family Estate in 1994. They own 160 hectares of vineyard in 10 different Marlborough locations chosen specifically for their individual "terroir" attributes and ability to produce top-quality grapes. Neal Ibbotson combines his extensive expertise in viticulture with the talent of one of New Zealand's leading winemaking teams. The vines are sustainably cultivated, and the estate holds the Sustainable Wines of New Zealand certification. Since 1994, when wines from the first vintage all won medals, including gold, the name Saint Clair has been synonymous with quality, and its award-winning record continues today. This sentiment is shared by Bob Campbell MW, who says, “Saint Clair now makes the country’s and perhaps the world’s best Sauvignon Blanc”.
Rockburn
Rockburn started as a hobby for Richard Bunton in 1991. He planted a few hectares of vineyard in the then pretty much unknown area of Central Otago. In 2005, the winemaker, Malcolm Rees-Francis, arrived from Felton Road, where his skills immediately reaped the rewards when he won the Elite Gold Medal and the Young Antipodean Winemaker of the Year award. Following an ecological philosophy, the vines are sustainably cultivated, and the estate holds the Sustainable Wines of New Zealand certification. This is a very exciting new arrival on the world Pinot Noir stage; Rockburn is one of the best producers of Pinot Noir in New Zealand.
Lake Chalice
Lake Chalice was established in 1989 with a vision of producing internationally recognised wines from the heart of the Marlborough region. New Zealand’s native falcon, the ‘Kārearea’, is proudly displayed on every bottle of Lake Chalice wine. Kārearea favours the remote mountains and foothills of the upper Awatere and Wairau Valleys, and these valleys are home to Lake Chalice’s three unique vineyard sites. Each vineyard has a diverse microclimate, biodiversity, and terroir, seamlessly translated into multi-award-winning wines by talented winemaker Chloe Gabrielsen. Taking a boutique approach, she handcrafts parcels of fruit from single vineyards into elegant, aromatic, fruit-driven wines and has garnered a global reputation for outstanding quality. Certified ‘Sustainable Winegrower of New Zealand’.