Sauvignon Blanc

For nearly 30 years we have devoted our time and energy to wine, to the promotion of wine culture and to experiential wine trade. We have a long history of wine tastings, wine evenings and wine dinners behind us and of course in front of us, during which we are proud to offer our products. These are not mass-produced items and we also have exclusive distribution rights for mostly imported wines.
How to choose wine?
Choosing a wine is often not an easy task, which is why it’s worth doing your research, finding out what’s on offer and, of course, focusing on your needs. Will soft, light or full-bodied wines be right for you?

Do you want to give something special that will please the recipient? Are we organising a family celebration where we want to toast to a good cause? Or a dinner with friends with lots of conversation? It makes all the difference what wine you choose, and that’s where we can help.
Focus on white wines
On our website you can easily navigate our range, you’ll find our product categories right here on the home page. Such as rosé wines, red wines, dessert wines and white wines with a variety ofaromas, flavours and colours.

Among these, sauvignon blanc, a fruity dry wine, is a medium light and acidic variety. Its flavours can include gooseberries, honeydew, grapefruit, peach and passion fruit.

It is a wonderful choice for herb-infused sauces with chicken or fish dishes, pairs well with cheeses such as feta, and is also in perfect harmony with Asian cuisine.
Interesting facts about sauvignon blanc
The wine has its own celebration in the wine calendar: 3 May is International Sauvignon Blanc Day. The name of the variety probably comes from the French word sauvage, which means wild, as the grape resembles a wild vine. The green flavours of this grape come from a compound called methoxypirazines, and cabernet sauvignon has the same flavours.

The best of the variety is grown in the Loire Valley, where the cool climate produces a fruity, tart wine with a lively acidity. But equally outstanding are wines from New Zealand, Chile, South Africa, Moldova and the United States.

As a very versatile variety, it appeals to a wide range of wine lovers. Its flavour is typically citrus, most notably grapefruit. In warmer climates, it has more tropical fruit aromas. It is considered a semi-aromatic grape variety with high acidity, but this acidity can be reduced by oak fermentation.
How to choose?
We have several types of sauvignon blanc in our range, if you want to choose from them, check the product data sheets. Here you can see the origin, the alcoholic strengths, the vintage and a detailed description to help you choose the ideal bottle.

And once you have what you’re looking for, just add it to your basket, enter your billing and delivery address, payment method and your order will be on its way to you.