Churton’s Sauvignon Blanc is both elegant and vibrant. Floral aromas of jasmine and orange blossom are accompanied by ripe white peach and fresh gooseberries, creating a generous and textured mouthfeel which is exaggerated by the six months the wine has spent on its lees. This is balanced by a refreshing minerality and zesty citrus notes. The finish is lingering and lively. 
Lucy Bland, Wine Buyer

Fresh, grassy and vibrant, this is a wonderful example of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Aromatic without being overly pungent, the wine has an appealing restraint while losing none of the classic appeal of this variety. This is superbly refreshing and very harmonious with the purity of the finish inviting another sip. This would be perfect for a summer’s evening dining al fresco.
Catriona Felstead MW, Wine Buyer

Quite reserved on the nose at present, but lovely depth here. Pleasing richness on the palate, ripe fruit, a silky mouthfeel from the barrel fermentation, great acidity and dexterous balance. Good length on the satisfying finish. This is great value Chardonnay, for when you want to treat yourself, mid-week.
Chris Pollington, Private Account Manager

The Coddington vineyard’s unique clay based soil and north facing aspect provides luscious peachy fruit which in a fruit forward vintage like 2016 shows particularly well. Coddington is also known for its excellent acidity which keeps the plushness of the fruit in check giving a wine of lovely balance which is easily enjoyable in youth. A serious step up from the Estate Chardonnay in terms of power, concentration and complexity, the Coddington sees  slightly more new oak adding an extra smoky toasty note which nicely envelopes the plethora of stone fruit with a lemony zip on the finish.
Stephanie Barlow, Private Account Manager

A touch deeper in colour than the other single vineyard wines, and more intense on the nose. Beautifully ripe stone fruit, orange peel and almond – a brilliantly inviting nose offers more with caramel and a hint of pear. There’s a superb precision and energy on the palate – the ripe peach and orange beautifully balanced by a lively limey acidity… there’s something complex and savoury underneath – so concentrated. I’d like to give this a year or two to develop and allow the savoury and biscuit/ caramel flavours to contribute more to what will be a beautiful and elegant Chardonnay. Could easily give some top Burgundy 1er a run for their money.
Ben Grosvenor, Private Account Manager