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Tohu Marewa Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2024

Whenua Awa Vineyard

Tohu Marewa Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2024

An elegant, mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc with subtle layers and structure.

Description

Crafted from the Arapoto block within our Whenua Awa vineyard, Marewa Sauvignon Blanc expresses the clarity, tension and refinement that define the Upper Awatere. Low yields and a long, even growing season delivered fruit of outstanding concentration, allowing a portion of the wine to mature in French oak puncheons for enhanced texture and depth. The result is a layered, mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc that balances lifted aromatics with a finely structured palate, capturing the essence of place with precision and poise.

Details & Awards

Region: Upper Awatere Valley, Marlborough | Alcohol: 12.5% | Vegan Friendly | RRP: $34.99

"From an elevated site, Marewa captures the lifted character of this place - fresh and bright."

Flavour profile & tasting notes

Aromas: Nettle, red capsicum and tropical pineapple
Palate: Concentrated and textural with stonefruit, zesty citrus and blackcurrant leaf, supported by subtle French oak
Finish: Bright, pure and long with refined minerality
Style: A vibrant yet layered Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc with lifted aromatics and understated oak complexity

A poised and expressive Sauvignon Blanc from the Upper Awatere, Marewa captures both intensity and finesse. Wild fermentation and partial maturation in French oak enrich its natural concentration, resulting in a wine that is fresh, complex and beautifully structured.

Fruity Savoury
Sweet Dry
Vibrant Mellow

Icon & Symbolism

Pronounced ‘Oh-neh’. One means earth or soil. The soils formed over millennia nourished by the Kaikoura ranges and carried to Whenua Awa by the braided Awatere River make our vineyard unique.
The One icon - the maunga, mountain holding our koru — symbolises growth grounded in permanence and stability.
Our One Pinot Noir expresses the depth and structure of the land, reminding us of our enduring connections as tangata whenua, people of the land.

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