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Historically New Zealand has been famed for being at the extreme other side of the World and sheep carrying rugby players. Then, about fifty years ago Sauvignon Blanc started to be associated with this beautiful country, then not too long after Pinot Noir, then in recent decades Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are making a lot of headway both locally and in the export market. Now New Zealand Winemakers are producing excellent wines from most European grape varieties…..but Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir are still the tops, much to do with the ideal maritime climate and many years of trial and error.
New Zealand's wine regions extend over 1000 miles from sub-tropical Northland all the way down to Otago the World's most southerly wine region.
Alexander Hadleigh Wines based in Southampton,Hampshire, UK have to be very honest since they have a big bias for New Zealand Wines since one of the owners Del Taylor originates from that distant land and has lived through the development period as briefly described above. And maybe that’s the reason Alexander Hadleigh Wine Merchants carries such a large and varied selection of New Zealand Wines. The wine series stocked is well represented of both the North and South Island and the wine regions include and in no priority order Marlborough, Otago, Hawke's Bay, Nelson, Gisborne, Wairarapa and Auckland.
Marlborough put New Zealand on the international wine stage with its impeccable Sauvignon Blanc back about 40 years. Known as one of New Zealand's most sunny and dry regions combined with its diverse soils enables Marlborough to grow a large range of grape varieties including Pinot Noir and superb Chardonnay.
Pinot Noir is king in the Otago Wine Region with its distinctive mountainous terrain and unique climate also supporting charming and delicious Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Grape vines were first planted in Hawke's Bay in the 1850's, although it produces great Chardonnay, the region which has a lenthy growing season has built up following and international reputation for quality wines made from Syrah, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Again because of the long growing season it produces some of New Zealand's best Dessert Wines.
Nelson situated on the top of the South Island has a sheltered and mild coastal climate and its predominant grape varieties are Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. The regions stony alluvial soils help produce a slightly lighter style of wine, than its near neighbour Marlborough.
Gisborne situated on the East Coast of the North Island approximately halfway between the Country's Capital Wellington and New Zealand's largest city Auckland. It’s New Zealand's third largest wine growing region with Chardonnay being the primary grape variety followed Pinot Gris.
Wairarapa which means "Glistering Waters" in Maori is often seen as a boutique region producing a range of high quality wines from many different grape varities including Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Syrah. Wairarapa has two main subregions Gladstone and Martinborough, both producing top of the range Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc.
Auckland is a very large and diverse wine region with many subregions with similar volcanic clay rich soils encircled by a maritime
climate producing a wide selection grape varieties and styles of wine. Three of Auckland's largest subregions are:
West Auckland well known for its Chardonnay and Merlot. Waiheke an island famed for its Cabernet Sauvignon blends and Italian style blends. Matakana north of Auckland produces fine wines from Pinot Gris and Syrah vines.
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Sauvignon Blanc Tindall Vineyard Half Bottle, 2014
Sauvignon Blanc Tindall Vineyard Half Bottle, has aromas of fresh herbs, grapefruit with hints of mango and tropical fruits, refreshing zing and mouth filling flavours,
Sauvignon Blanc, Cliff Edge, Marlborough, 2019
Sauvignon Blanc, Cliff Edge, Marlborough has a complex palate of tropical fruit, green pepper and freshly picked peas leads to a crisp, mineral edge on the finish,
The Shy Albatross Sauvignon Blanc, 2020
The Shy Albatross Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough in New Zealand showcases a bouquet with a tropical melon, gooseberry, and citrus aroma that transfer to a well-structured palate of passionfruit and herbs. The finish is refreshing and long lasting. The Shy Albatross is produced from ripe, fruity Sauvignon Blanc grapes grown in Marlborough.
Sauvignon Blanc, Marisco Vineyards, Marlborough, 2016
Sauvignon Blanc, Marisco Vineyards from Marlborough is spicy pink grapefruit, lemon citrus with subtle fruit notes and sea shell like minerality on a long finish,
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Mussel Bay, 2018
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Mussel Bay is luscious with hints of passionfruit and a distinctive herbaceous aroma and tropical fruit flavours with a clean crisp finish.
Seifried Old Coach Road Sauvignon Blanc, 2017
Seifried Old Coach Road Sauvignon Blanc from Nelson is punchy and flavoursome. The nose is packed with tropical notes and grapefruit. The palate entry is clean and crisp with layers of fruit and well balanced freshness from the natural acidity. A long generous finish lingers on.
Marlborough Stopbanks Sauvignon Blanc, 2018
Marlborough Stopbanks Sauvignon Blanc has intense, lifted aromas of passion fruit, complimented by ripe gooseberry, herbal notes and a touch of lime. It is light-bodied, dry, crisp wine with powerful passion fruit and underlying lime and herbal tones on the palate. The finish is fresh and vibrant.
Sauvignon Blanc The Crossings, Awatere Valley Marlborough, 2019
Sauvignon Blanc The Crossings, Awatere Valley Marlborough, New Zealand has powerful aromas of limes, passionfruit, herbal notes, melon, stonefruit flavours with a zesty, flinty mineral finish,
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Sauvignon Blanc, 2018
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Sauvignon Blanc has gentle flavours and aromas of lime, citrus and lemongrass complement the distinct aroma of stone fruit. A mineral element gives presence to a Sancerre-like textual character in the wine. The fresh fruity acidity is balanced by a tiny amount of retained sweetness.
Seifried Old Coach Road Unoaked Chardonnay, 2018
Seifried Old Coach Road Unoaked Chardonnay,Nelson has a clean freshness and yet is smooth and mellow in nature. The nose has ripe peach and citrus notes while the palate is generous and mouth-filling. There is fruit brightness on a background of fresh baked shortbread. The palate is dry, full and flavoursome with a lasting finish.
Kono Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough, 2015
Kono Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough has great aromatics of citrus, gooseberries and passion fruit within a typically powerful and flavour filled palate. Lots of juicy ripe fruits with a crisp, long dry finish,
Tinpot Hut Pinot Gris, Marlborough, 2018
Pinot Gris, Tinpot Hut Wines, Marlborough in New Zealand has beautiful flavours of ripe pear and white peach, very silky on the palate with an elegant finish, Certified Sustainable Winegrowing.
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Framingham Wines, 2018
The Framingham label was launched in 1994 with one Riesling, and has since expanded to include Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Framingham produces wines from their 19.5 hectare estate vineyard (certified organic since 2014) and other selected sites. Their Riesling vines, planted in 1981, are among the oldest in Marlborough Winemaker Dr Andrew Hedley joined Framingham in 2001, bringing with him an obsession obsession with – and a reputation for – making great Riesling. . Indeed, Jancis Robinson MW hails Andrew as “one of the most skilled practitioners of of Riesling anywhere in the world”.
Riesling Ribbonwood Marlborough, 2015
Riesling Ribbonwood Marlborough is a gentle off dry wine with fresh and juicy mandarin, orange and peach flavours with a long mouthwatering mineral finish.
Green Lip Sauvignon Blanc Jackson Estate Marlborough, 2016
Green Lip Sauvignon Blanc Jackson Estate Marlborough, has pronounced aromas of passion fruit and nettles. Mineral undercurrent - a mouthful of sweet and sour stone and yellow fruits, wrapped witha backbone of ripe acidity.
Seifried Old Coach Road Pinot Noir, 2018
Seifried Old Coach Road Pinot Noir from Nelson is warm and varietal. Summer berry fruits, notes of plum and gentle savoury spices define the nose and palate. The wine has a long, warm generous finish that lasts on the palate.
Pinot Noir The Crossings Awatere Valley Marlborough, 2018
In the renowned Marlborough wine region of New Zealand lies the ancient glacial Awatere Valley. In the nineteenth century, early pioneers stopped in this valley at a spot where their horses could wade across the mighty Awatere River. They called this place The Crossing.
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, Kim Crawford Wines, 2018
Kim Crawford Wines was established in late 1996, when Kim launched a range of wines made from fruit grown in the South Island. Kim sold the company to Constellation and has since handed the winemaking reins over to the Constellation winemaking team. Despite Kim no longer being involved with these wines, the current winemakers continue the classic Kim Crawford philosophy and style.
Marlborough Pinot Gris, Framingham Wines, 2018
The Framingham label was launched in 1994 with one Riesling, and has since expanded to include Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Framingham produces wines from their 19.5 hectare estate vineyard (certified organic since 2014) and other selected sites. Their Riesling vines, planted in 1981, are among the oldest in Marlborough Winemaker Dr Andrew Hedley joined Framingham in 2001, bringing with him an obsession with – and a reputation for – making great Riesling. Indeed, Jancis Robinson MW hails Andrew as “one of the most skilled practitioners of Riesling anywhere in the world”.
Hawkes Bay "The Trinity" Trinity Hill, 2015
Hawkes Bay \"The Trinity\" Trinity Hill has light tannin and plum aromas from the Merlot which combine with spice and red fruit characters of the Tempranillo and Malbec. Cassis aromas and structural backbone are provided by the Cabernet Franc. Richness and soft, ripe tannins make a serious yet eminently drinkable wine.
Pinot Noir, Marlborough, Marisco Vineyards, 2016
Pinot Noir, Marlborough, Marisco Vineyards has crunchy, warm toasted French oak to create a complex flavourable approach,
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Pinot Noir, 2017
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Pinot Noir has primary aromas of raspberry, plum and brambly spice which are evident on the nose. On the palate, the wine shows soft, velvety tannins and will develop complex fruit and mineral characters with bottle age.
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Chardonnay, 2016
Hawkes Bay Trinity Hill Chardonnay has a typically fresh aromatics of quality Hawkes Bay Chardonnay are most evident, including citrus, white flowers and stone fruit. These are complemented on the palate by a creamy richness from ageing on the lees. Roast hazelnut, almond and hints of mineral from the indigenous fermentation in the barrel.
Marlborough Riesling, Blank Canvas, 2013
Matt Thomson has worked over forty vintages in numerous wine regions around the world and is involved as a consultant with many vineyards. Now he has decided to launch his own wines and break some rules with Blank Canvas wines.
Kim Crawford Spitfire Small Parcels Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, 2017
Kim Crawford Wines was established in late 1996, when Kim launched a range of wines made from fruit grown in the South Island. Kim sold the company to Constellation and has since handed the winemaking reins over to the Constellation winemaking team. Despite Kim no longer being involved with these wines, the current winemakers continue the classic Kim Crawford philosophy and style.
