Normans Regional Series Adelaide Sauvignon Blanc 2026

Normans Regional Series Adelaide Sauvignon Blanc 2026 is a crisp, vibrant and beautifully refreshing South Australian white wine from the historic Normans Wines, one of Australia's most awarded wineries with a proud winemaking heritage dating back to 1853. Sourced from a carefully selected single vineyard in the maritime-influenced Currency Creek region on the Fleurieu Peninsula, this elegant Sauvignon Blanc captures the freshness, purity and distinctive character of its cool-climate origins.

Pale straw in colour with delicate green highlights, the wine opens with lifted floral aromas, fresh gooseberry and subtle herbaceous notes. The palate is lively and beautifully balanced, delivering zesty lime, refreshing citrus and juicy passionfruit flavours complemented by a delicate mineral backbone. Crisp natural acidity enhances its vibrant fruit character, while the clean, elegant finish leaves a refreshing and mouth-watering impression.

Carefully crafted using gentle pressing and slow, cool fermentation in stainless steel tanks, this Sauvignon Blanc preserves the purity of its fruit and bright varietal aromatics. The quality of the Normans Regional Series is supported by impressive previous-vintage accolades, including 93 Points & 5 Stars from Sam Kim of Wine Orbit, highlighting the exceptional pedigree of this historic Australian producer.

Produced by the legendary Normans Wines, established in 1853, this premium Adelaide Sauvignon Blanc offers outstanding quality and everyday drinking appeal. Perfect alongside fresh oysters, battered whiting, grilled prawns, seafood dishes, goat's cheese salads or grilled vegetables, it is an excellent choice for relaxed entertaining or enjoying well chilled on a warm afternoon. Best enjoyed now or over the next one to two years to appreciate its vibrant freshness and lively citrus character.

Cellaring

Drink now or cellar short term.

Varietals Sauvignon Blanc
Region Adelaide Plains, South Australia
Alcohol 13.00%
Winemaker John Harris