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Few grape varieties express place as clearly as Sauvignon Blanc. From the flinty hills of France to the sunlit valleys of Marlborough, this much-loved white grape can deliver dramatically different styles depending on where it is grown and how it is made.
We’re seeing pink and have the perfect rosé cocktails to sip this summer. Especially with Rosé, Waitangi and Valentine’s days coming up this month!
In a world where health and wellbeing are increasingly shaping our daily choices, wine lovers are seeking options that allow them to enjoy life’s pleasures more mindfully. Our brand new 2025 ‘lighter in alcohol’, Sauvignon Blanc is crafted precisely for these moments.
Marlborough wine producer, Lawson’s Dry Hills, is proving that putting environmental sustainability at the forefront of the business is no compromise on quality.
A delicious match with our Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, herbaceous and autumnal.
Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc has a special something that sets it apart. Every bottle is, full of surprise and delight. Come taste the difference only Marlborough
Our new release 2024 Sauvignon Blancs shone brightly winning three gold medals at the esteemed Mundus Vini 2025 Spring Tasting! When we receive an award,
“Put simply, the 2024 vintage in Marlborough was exceptional”. Spring presented a few frost threats and there was some damage in the area, but we
When we receive an award, it feels like a great endorsement of our small team’s expertise and dedication. To have gold medals on virtually all
“Don’t worry about things you can’t control, act on those you can”. This is an old saying, but it will always have relevance in life,
Marcus shares his thoughts on how wines change in the bottle, how long is too long, and what types of wines to age. How do
Join us for a month-long, international celebration of New Zealand’s much loved white wine varieties, all three of which happen in May! For your diary:
Despite some challenges, we have been able to produce wonderful wines that show what a great region Marlborough is. A combination of staff shortages, working
Whilst there are said to be rules for pairing food and wine, all that really matters is if you like it. However, if you’re not
What goes into a bottle of wine? The numbers may surprise you! Have you ever thought about what goes into every bottle of wine you
Notes on the 2021 vintage from the desk of Lawson’s Dry Hills chief winemaker, Marcus (with assistant winemaker, Bec) 2021 characterised by low yields and
As our gaze turns to the harbour during a sunny summer in Auckland, one standout fixture is the Ports of Auckland Anniversary Day Regatta and
“Fresh cut grass, zingy refreshing acidity, juicy and fresh, hints of citrus blossom and passionfruit.” Stuart James Halliday, Fifth Term Panellist 2020 Competition “Bright clean fresh
Many of us like to try a new recipe or attempt to dazzle our dinner party friends with a new dish but when it comes
In most forms of agriculture, spring is a welcome time of regeneration and rebirth. Lambs are born, fruit trees blossom, days start earlier and the
ISO14001 ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT No agriculturally-sourced product whispers its reliance on the soil and environment quite like wine. When the land talks, wine changes it voice.
It’s May – typically one of the busiest months for a winemaker in Marlborough, yet Marcus Wright, Chief Winemaker at Lawson’s Dry Hills, still finds
A new initiative has been launched to safeguard Marlborough’s wine reputation and Lawson’s Dry Hills is among the first to jump on board. The protection
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