John Szabo, MS

Two Rivers' sauvignon is well above the mean in terms of depth, length and sheer flavour intensity. There's...

David Lawrason

This sports a very lifted, almost piercing nose of green apple, kiwi, grapefruit, mint and some green bean...

Margaret Swaine

Taking its name from the rivers that feed the wine-growing heart of Marlborough’s Wairau and Awatere Valleys, this...

Michael Godel

Carries heavy alcohol bandwidth, tomato leaf pesto and band-aid across a frame of sweet lime concentrate. Hot for SB,...

Paul Forget

This textbook New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc opens up with fresh bouquet of gooseberry, lime, passion fruit and fresh tarragon and mineral notes. On the palate, medium bodied with alcohol at 13.5%, lively acidity with that same freshness on the nose carrying through on the mouthfeel. Very good length with mouth watering crisp finish and citrus flavours lingering. I paired this SB with roast chicken with lemons and it worked beautifully. An intense and refreshing wine here, strongly recommended. Enjoyed in May 2012.

Two Rivers Convergence' Sauvignon Blanc 2011