Trying to find the next best Sauvignon for your dinner table? Sauvignon Blanc is a white grape variety that is grown in many wine regions around the world. The grape is known for its herbaceous and fruity Sauvignon Blanc characteristics, with a range of flavours including citrus, green apple, gooseberry, and grass. Sauvignon Blanc wines can also have a distinctively pungent aroma, with notes of bell pepper, asparagus, and passionfruit.

Vineonline has a great range of Sauvignon Blanc wines from New Zealand regions of Marlborough, Hawke’s Bay, Central Otago and Waiheke with also a few Sauvignons all the way from Chile and South Africa. Each region produces Sauvignon Blanc wines with unique characteristics, reflecting the local climate and soil conditions. Check out brands such as Oyster Bay, Cloudy Bay, Stoneleigh, Yealands, Starborough, The Ned and Dog Point. Vineonline have them all! Sauvignon Blanc can also be used to produce sweet wines, such as the famous Sauternes wines from Bordeaux, France. We also have our best kept secret, our own brand range, get ready to discover some truly special white wines and red wines that you might just fall for.

Whether you are after a dry Sauvignon or sweet Sauvignon, organic or natural (nautilus), scroll our range and you’ll sure be able to find whats right for you. If you aren’t a Sauvignon Blanc drinker, we have a great selection of other white wines, red wines, spiritsand beers. Did you know Vineonline also offer wine subscriptions Reach out to our friendly customer service team to find out more.

What does Sauvignon Blanc taste like?

Sauvignon Blanc is an extremely popular wine choice and for many reasons. Some people enjoy it as it is a lighter option compared to a heavy red wine. Others enjoy Sauvignon as its generally known as a great fruity and crisp choice, especially New Zealand produced Sauvignon. NZ Sauvignon Blanc is known to have fresh acidity and the common palate flavours of white peach, grapefruit, lime, pear, passionfruit and tropical notes. Sauvignon Blanc is also best served chilled with the fresh and fruity flavours developing within your chilled glass.