Marlborough

This single-vineyard Sauvignon Blanc, from Dillons Point in Wairau Valley, brings a sophisticated twist with fermentation in seasoned oak for enhanced complexity.

Sourced from a single biodynamically farmed parcel in the Raupo Creek Vineyard, this wine undergoes wild fermentation, extended lees contact, and barrel aging, delivering a layered and evocative profile.

With its elegant structure and depth, the Greywacke Chardonnay showcases the unique terroir of Marlborough and the skillful winemaking for which Greywacke is renowned.

Sourced from low-yielding old vines, it combines wild fermentation and extended lees aging for a pure, savoury expression.

The Dog Point Section 94 Sauvignon Blanc is a distinguished wine from Marlborough, New Zealand, renowned for its complex aromatic profile and rich, textural depth. It stands out as one of the finest expressions of Sauvignon Blanc globally, characterized by its balance, complexity, and impeccable craftsmanship.

The Greywacke Pinot Noir is a beautifully structured and spicy expression of Marlborough Pinot Noir, offering a vibrant palate of red and black fruits combined with earthy and smoky complexities. 

Seresin Reserve Chardonnay is a refined and elegant expression of Marlborough Chardonnay, showcasing a creamy, layered palate framed by focused acidity and a harmonious blend of fruit and oak.

Made exclusively from Clone 95 Chardonnay vines, this wine shows a balance of orchard fruit and bright acidity, characteristic of its unique terroir.

The Blank Canvas Escaroth Pinot Noir is an intense and terroir-driven Marlborough Pinot Noir that embodies the unique climate and dry-farmed vines of Taylor Pass.

The Blank Canvas Settlement Vineyard Pinot Noir exemplifies the intensity and finesse of Marlborough’s Omaka Valley, combining ripe fruit with a structured elegance.

The Dog Point Pinot Noir is a striking representation of Marlborough's viticultural prowess. This wine, known for its depth and complexity, embodies the meticulous craftsmanship and dedication of Dog Point Vineyard, one of New Zealand’s top wine producers.