Silver Moki Sauvignon Blanc White Wine, 75 cl, Case of 6

Aromatic and easy to drink, this Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand is a good representation of SB grape. The wine is coloured pale lemon; aromatic on the nose; has high acidity, flavours of gooseberry, grapefruit, and passionfruit; short finish. Easy to drink, goes well with pasta and seafood dishes.

Not being a big white wine drinker, I gave allowed a friend who is much more of connoisseur than me to sample it, the review is based on their comments and feedback. A refreshing and crisp Sauvignon Blanc which feels slightly dry with just enough hints of gooseberry and tropical fruit flavours. Its a lovely crisp taste not too sweet nor any bitter after taste. Best served chilled however it can be enjoyed without chilling. A great accompaniment to food and equally enjoyable on its own. Overall great tasting white wine at a very decent price for what it is.

This is a highly drinkable but also characterful Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand.Initially heavy in the mouth rather than gliding along the tongue, the wine exhibits citric and goosebury notes, and the taste lingers long in the mouth for far longer than you'd expect for a wine of this price.The screw-top bottle is attractive, making it suitable for gifting or taking to dinner parties.It goes well with fish, as well as with citrony desserts.

Fairly typically, oaky, style of New World Sauvignon Blanc. I preferred it with food personally. If you're after this kind of white wine, I would say it worth having half a dozen bottles in for everyday use.Although reasonably dry, it did have a fruity/floral flavour, which means it can also go nicely with a fruit desert |(such as strawberries).

Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is my favourite white wine and New Zealand wines never seem to let me down either. The bottle is lovely, it looks fun and fresh but not cheap. The taste is really zesty and fresh and has a bit of a bite to it, which makes it really pleasant to drink with a meal. It smells lovely too.

Currently weighs it at £7.99 a bottle although you might find it cheaper elsewhere. A lovely, fresh and zesty tasting wine which is slap bang in the middle of sweet->dry and should appeal to all. I've drank it and used it in recipes and works brilliantly in both.The wine is made by one of the oldest wineries in New Zealand. The fruit is crushed within hours of picking and goes straight into winemaking.

I usually go for red wine as have often been disappointed with bland white varieties so was pleased to find a fruity, zesty and lively white wine. Not too sweet but more rounded and richer than expected. Went very well with pasta and a light white-meat based dish. I'd certainly try this again at the listed price.

If you like dry or sweet wine you'll love this because it's smack down the middle. As it goes down it's sweet and fruity but the aftertaste is dry. Also, the bouquet is very floral and hits you on loosening the convenient screw top lid. Finally, you can drink this wine with practically anything, be it cheese and crackers or steak and caesar salad and be assured of plenty of alcoholic bite. An all round performer that's converted me to a blanc, whereas normally I'd go for a pinot.