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Black label Sauvignon Blanc Bottle

Black label Sauvignon Blanc

BabichMarlborough, New Zealand

Babich’s Black Label Sauvignon Blanc is a Marlborough-grown, food-focused expression first made in 2005 that brings more…Learn More »

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About This Wine

Babich’s Black Label Sauvignon Blanc is a Marlborough-grown, food-focused expression first made in 2005 that brings more weight and texture than a typical NZ SB—ripe tropical and citrus aromas (passionfruit, mango, lime) layered over mineral, herbal and spice notes. Sourced from Babich estate sites in the Wairau/Waihopai valleys, it’s stainless‑steel fermented with a portion through malolactic for roundness, sits around 12.5–13% ABV, and is craft…Learn More »

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About Black label Sauvignon Blanc

Babich’s Black Label Sauvignon Blanc is a Marlborough-grown, food-focused expression first made in 2005 that brings more weight and texture than a typical NZ SB—ripe tropical and citrus aromas (passionfruit, mango, lime) layered over mineral, herbal and spice notes. Sourced from Babich estate sites in the Wairau/Waihopai valleys, it’s stainless‑steel fermented with a portion through malolactic for roundness, sits around 12.5–13% ABV, and is crafted to be a richer, more savoury companion to seafood and flavorful dishes.