In the 1980s, New Zealand's signature Sauvignon Blanc exploded onto the wine scene. However, this is not all that New Zealand has to offer, as the country also produces many delicious red, rose, and sparkling wines. Cementing themselves as a firm favourite by wine connoisseurs worldwide, discover an array of red, rose and sparkling New Zealand wines produced across this beautiful land.
Dive in and discover the purest New Zealand wines here at Vino Fandango.
2023 Round Stone Sauvignon Blanc
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Tasting Notes :
Bright and aromatic bursting with tropical fruits with underlying herbal notes on the nose. On the palate the full refreshing punch of the herbal notes shines through.

Production
Machine Harvested, Juice cold settled or floated to clarify, cool fermentation in stainless steel tanks
Specifications
Year | 2023 |
Bottle Size | 750ml |
Cultivar | Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Gewürztraminer |
Country | New Zealand |
Alcohol content
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12.5% alc vol
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Units of Alcohol per Bottle | 9.4 units |
Type | White Wine |
Allergen Information | Contains sulphites |
Food Matches | Enjoy with Thai or Fresh White Fish dishes |
Origin | Marlborough |

2014 Pegasus Bay Aged Release Riesling
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A delicious example of Riesling!
Tasting Notes
The abundant aromas and flavours suggest white fleshed peaches, nectarines and citrus flowers and fruits, especially those of oranges, mandarins and limes. There are supporting hints jasmine and lychees. It is concentrated and mouth filling but yet elegant and poised with a core of tangy minerality and acidity that balance its off-dry finish and help draw out the lingering aftertaste.

The Season
A mild spring, a warm summer and an early autumn produced beautifully ripe fruit. Rain in the late autumn encouraged a portion of beautiful noble botrytis in the grapes, giving this wine extra richness and concentration while still allowing it to clearly express its spectrum of beautiful varietal flavours.
The Vineyard & The Vines
The outcrop of land on which these grapes were grown consists largely of weathered stones and mineral rich gravels. These were shorn off New Zealand’s Southern Alps by an ice-age glacier, which carried them down the valleys and deposited them in selected sites. The vineyard has warm days, but the nights are amongst the coolest in the Waipara Valley, which helps draw out the ripening period and retain good natural acidity. This individual terroir is especially suited to Riesling.
Harvest & Wine Making
After picking during May, the grapes were gently pressed. The juice was then fermented slowly at cool temperatures to help the wine retain its vibrant fruit characters and varietal purity. At all stages, from fermentation to bottling, it was handled very carefully to help it retain a little of its natural carbon dioxide. This provides additional crispness and may result in a small amount of spritzig when first poured.
Accolades
Awarded Super Classic Status "This is classy stuff." - Michael Cooper's Buyer’s Guide, NZ
“Surely a classic in its own right”- Michael Broadbent, Decanter, UK
“Canterbury with its sunshine and big diurnal shifts is the beating heart of NZ Riesling production with Pegasus Bay arguably the country's best-known producer for the grape.”- Chris Losh, Imbibe Magazine, UK
“ … Pegasus Bay’s rieslings remain New Zealand benchmarks …” - Dr Jo Burzynska, NZ
Specifications
Year | 2014 |
Bottle Size | 750ml |
Cultivar | 100% Riesling |
Country | New Zealand |
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Units of Alcohol per Bottle | 10.1 units |
Type | White Wine |
Maturation | Awaiting info |
Allergen Information | Contains sulphites |
Origin |
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Appellation | Canterbury |
