£18.92
Experience the vibrant zesty grapefruit and rockmelon flavours in this premium white wine. Villa Maria Cellar Selection Sauvignon Blanc is a New Zealand favourite, perfect for enjoying young and fresh with its textural complexity.
- Features inviting herbaceous aromas for an engaging sensory experience.
- Sourced from Marlborough vineyards in New Zealand, ensuring consistent quality.
- Produced by Villa Maria Estate, a family-owned winery with award-winning history.
- Contains 13.0% alcohol by volume and is part of sustainable winegrowing practices.
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Description
xVilla Maria Cellar Selection are special wines where our winemakers turn up the volume on flavour and texture. This wine leads with an inviting herbaceous aroma before bursting onto the palate with zesty grapefruit and rockmelon flavours. Fresh, bright and textural, enjoy this delicious wine while it's young.
Made for the moment, New Zealand Sustainable Winegrowing.
Country of origin: New Zealand. Package type: Glass Bottle. Grape variety: Sauvignon Blanc. Current vintage: 2022. Regional information: The fruit was sourced from a number of vineyards in the Awatere and Wairau Valleys of Marlborough. The multi-vineyard sites ensures a consistency of style and level of quality each year.
Tasting notes: Cellar Selection wines turn up the volume on texture, intrigue and personality. This takes Sauvignon Blanc to another level, brimming with flavours of juicy melon and fresh grapefruit.
Alcohol by volume: 13.0. Units: 9.8. Winemaker: Dave Roper. Vinification details: Made using modern winemaking techniques to retain the freshness of the Sauvignon Blanc to ensure a delectable white wine.
Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over. You'll be asked to confirm your age upon delivery.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
