Craggy Range Te Muna Road Sauvignon Blanc 2025 is a premium New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc from the renowned Te Muna Valley in Martinborough. Grown on ancient rocky soils in a cool-climate vineyard, this elegant white wine combines vibrant citrus fruit, floral aromatics and signature mineral freshness. The 2025 vintage delivers exceptional purity, texture and precision, making it a refined expression of one of New Zealand's finest Sauvignon Blanc regions.
The palate offers lively flavours of lime, grapefruit, pear and tropical citrus, complemented by notes of citrus blossom, jasmine, saline minerality and a subtle chalky texture. Bright acidity and remarkable balance lead to a long, crisp and refreshing finish, making it an excellent choice for seafood, sushi, salads, goat's cheese and fresh summer dishes.

Wine Spectator | WS 93
Published: Aug 31, 2026

Intense Key lime, lemongrass and pear flavors are fleshy, bright and precise in this white, showing details of tangerine, kiwifruit and grapefruit, with sleek notes of saline and green tea, plus a hint of white pepper on a mouthwatering frame. Drink now. 70,000 cases imported.

Vivino | Vivino 4.1

It has pale straw colour with a green hue. Lovely aromas of citrus blossom, lime, jasmine and the faintest hint of fresh honey. Subtle flavours of fresh lime and grapefruit are balanced with a fine chalky texture that is reminiscent of the stones and limestone within the vineyard. Finishes dry, fresh and long.

Craggyrange.com

Grown on the lower terrace at Te Muna Road, this wine shows a unique level of texture and complexity. The cooler climate of Martinborough ensures the wine is aromatic with steely minerality while the rocky soils gives intensity of the fruit.

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Grown on the lower terraces of Te Muna Road, this is a wine of remarkable texture and layered complexity. Martinborough’s cooler climate delivers lifted aromatics and a fine, steely minerality, while the rocky soils create intensity of the fruit.

Te Muna Valley lies just outside the Martinborough township, nestled along the winding Huangarua River. This subregion is characterised by its dramatic diurnal shifts, high wind exposure, and ancient alluvial soils layered with gravels and clay.
The valley’s natural contours and cool climate provide the perfect conditions for slow ripening, allowing both Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc to develop remarkable purity, drive, and structure.

At Craggy Range, our Te Muna vineyards harness the complexity of this unique landscape - where elevation, soil variation, and climate converge leading to complex and structured wines, with subtle aromatics and an elegant finish.