Type: White Wine
Country: New Zealand
Region: Marlborough
Code: KUKI060
There are Marlborough Sauvignons, and then there is KUKI. Porduced to our exacting specifications, this Sauvignon Blanc is the result of months of careful tasting and comparison. We wanted more fruit, more zest and greater intensity and complexity, so we blended selected plots and terroirs across Marlborough to create a wine of exceptional quality. The result is ripe, vibrant and elegantly layered with notes of gooseberry, passionfruit and lime leaf. Bright citrus adds structure, complemented ... Read More
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Lake Road

Lake Road is a multi-generational, family-owned winery run by the Blampied family. Their involvement in viticulture and winemaking dates back to the first vines planted in 1975, and today, 3rd generation brothers Steven and Andrew Blampied lead the vineyard, winemaking, and sales operations.
Based on New Zealand’s easternmost edge, Lake Road’s vineyards are located across New Zealand, with some among the first in the world to see the sun each day. The abundant sunlight and coastal climate encourage early ripening, producing grapes with a rich tropical fruit, vibrant aromatics and exceptional flavour.
Lake Road produces vibrant, expressive wines that capture the e...

Lifted notes of fresh grapefruit and tropical fruits on the nose leading to a fresh palate with concentrated fruit flavours and a mouth-watering finish.
Perfect with fresh, vibrant dishes such as grilled prawns, Thai chicken or salads. Its bright acidity and tropical fruit character pair beautifully with seafood, creamy cheeses, and avocado.
Fruit is sourced predominantly from the Wairau Valley, Marlborough’s largest and most established sub-region, renowned for producing vibrant expressions of Sauvignon Blanc. The valley’s broad river plains feature free-draining alluvial soils of gravel, sand and silt, deposited over time by the Wairau River. The 2025 growing season provided ideal conditions for Sauvignon Blanc, with a warm, dry spring, a cooler January to preserve acidity and aromatics, and late-summer warmth allowing extended hang-time. Harvested mid-March in the cool of the morning, the fruit was clean, balanced, and disease-free. Yields were carefully managed and fermentation took place in stainless steel to maintain freshness and bright varietal character.
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