Sauvignon Blanc

Sauvignon Blanc

  • Marlborough, 
  • new zealand

Latest Awards

  • 90 points Silver Decanter World Wine Awards 2024 , June 2024
  • 93 points Smart Buy Wine Spectator , May 2024
Background

Invivo X, by Sarah Jessica Parker is created with New Zealand-based Invivo Wines, in what Parker describes as a very collaborative process. The collaboration covers every aspect of the new wine, from naming and label design to the winemaking itself. Invivo winemaker Rob Cameron explains: “This wine is 100% Sarah Jessica Parker. So other than selecting the base wine from New Zealand (Sauvignon Blanc), I take a back seat and let her create the blends.” Sarah Jessica’s first ever wine was perfected in May 2019 when Invivo founders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron traveled to New York City to create her new Sauvignon Blanc. For vintage 2023, Invivo and SJP are toasting to five years of making delicious, award-winning Sauvignon Blanc together!

TERROIR & VINTAGE NOTES

The Invivo X, SJP Sauvignon Blanc is a blend of five estates in Marlborough, spanning both the Wairau and Awatere Valleys with vines aging from 3–11 years. Sarah Jessica loved the intensity of style from the Waihopai Valley and has blended that with pure fruit aromatics from the Western Wairau and the power and purity found in the Westhaven Vineyard in the Dashwood. The Westhaven vineyard is one of the last blocks of Sauvignon Blanc in Marlborough to be harvested and so has an extremely long season to develop flavor and power.

Winemaking & Aging

New Zealand’s Invivo is one of the country’s leading producers and co-founders Tim Lightbourne and Rob Cameron taste and blend each new vintage with SJP. “It’s so important that Sarah Jessica is involved in blending of the new vintage of Invivo X, SJP each year as she represents the tastes of our customers and what they are looking for in their glass” says Rob. Sarah Jessica has developed a beautiful style of Sauvignon Blanc that is soft with a subtle oak influence, which is created by some late harvesting, a little bit of skin contact and using French barriques and hogsheads as well as non-barrel blonde oak products.

Tasting Notes

The nose is expansive, complex and elegant. Guava, orange blossom and lime zest combine to give a lifted yet refined aromatic experience. The wine begins broadly in the palate, seeking all available tastebuds, and then expands further with notes of passionfruit, ripe pepper and candied lemon rind throughout the mouthfeel. Texturally, the wine is full-bodied, accompanied by sublime acidity that counterpoints the abundance of complex flavors. Superb on its own or with your choice of cuisine.

93
Points
Smart Buy

Supple and lithe, with white peach, nectarine and grilled pineapple flavors at the core. Floral accents of lemon blossoms, fresh grated ginger, lemon verbena and vetiver linger on the long, juicy and expressive finish. Drink now. 60,000 cases made, 30,000 cases imported.

Wine Spectator - May 2024

90
Points
Silver

Grapefruit, guava and white oak spice. Intense, rounded and textured palate with a long ripe apple finish.

Decanter World Wine Awards 2024 - June 2024

Appellation

Marlborough

grape varieties

100% Sauvignon Blanc

Sizes

750ml

technical details
  • ABV: 13%
  • TA: 8.13 g/l
  • RS: 4.5 g/l
  • Ph: 3.37
  • Closure: Screw Cap
winemaker

Rob Cameron

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