
Key Varieties: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir
This spectacular region is most famous for its Sauvignon Blanc, a style British writer Oz Clarke claimed in the 1990s was “arguably the best in the world”. Marlborough also produces some of the best value Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir in the country.
‘Consistently one of New Zealand’s top Sauvignon Blanc producers. This wine is deliciously crisp and intense with flavours of passionfruit and blackcurrant with underlying gooseberry tones.’
92/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘…this has bright, ripe stone fruits and tropicals…The palate’s smartly built on a fine zesty acidity…carrying smoothly through the finish.’
92/100
Nick Stock The Age Sydney Morning Herald Penguin Good Wine Guide 2011
‘The 2009 vintage earnt an impressive 90/100 in US Wine Spectator. This latest release is also on song. Light and silky with refreshing citrus, pineapple and paw-paw flavours.’
90/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘Wonderfully expressive, this wine offers an intense lifted nose of ripe tropical fruits and citrus. Refined, elegant and finely textured.’
92/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘A terrifically approachable Pinot Noir illustrating exactly why this wine is such a success. Soft yes, simple no. Lashings of strawberry, cherry and spice.’
92/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘There’s no denying the value for money of this wine; zesty, crunchy and bouncy with loads of lovely tropical fruits. It is just so clean and pure, it’s hard to resist.’
90/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘A benchmark style for the region, nicely balanced with good fruit purity. Ripe, pungent wine with typical Marlborough passionfruit, green capsicum and gooseberry.’
93/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
‘This richly complex Chardonnay is a perennial favourite of our Wine Panel. It shows awe-inspiring intensity with an array of concentrated fruit, and nutty, wholemeal, pan-fried buttery savoury influences.’
95/100
Dan Murphy’s Wine Panel
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