Tower Rock Sauvignon Blanc

Typical Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, just try it, it's worth it!

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Tower Rock Sauvignon Blanc

Fresh, crisp, direct — the Tower Rock Sauvignon Blanc from Mount Riley brings everything for which Marlborough is world-famous.

Mount Riley is one of the established wineries in Marlborough, the Sauvignon Blanc stronghold of New Zealand on the South Island. The vineyards are located in the Wairau Valley, whose broad gravel soils and cool nights provide the distinct aromatics and lively acidity that make Marlborough Sauvignon so unmistakable. The Tower Rock is the accessible, everyday line of the house — uncomplicated but carefully made.

In the glass, it shows light straw yellow. The nose brings ripe lime, gooseberry, and a hint of passion fruit, underneath a slightly herbal note. On the palate, lively acidity, slender body, clear fruit line with a dry, fresh finish.

  • Food: Goat cheese, grilled sea bass, ceviche, green asparagus with vinaigrette
  • Temperature: 8–10 °C
Grape variety Sauvignon Blanc
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin New Zealand
Region Marlborough
Grape variety Sauvignon Blanc
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Mount Riley

Mount Riley – Marlborough, as John Buchanan experienced it as a little boy: paradise. In 1992, he realized his dream of having his own family winery, named after the peak of the Richmond Range.

Today, daughter Amy and son-in-law Matt run the estate in the sixth generation. Six vineyards in legendary Marlborough, warm days, cool nights, long ripening periods. The philosophy: friendliness, down-to-earthness, accessibility.

From Sauvignon Blanc to Pinot Noir – wines with intense aromas, with as little intervention as possible. Because a great wine is created in the vineyard, not in the cellar.

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