New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc now available in Resealable 300ml Can
This is the next frontier of wine packaging. Our 300 ml resealable cans fuse sustainability, durability, and perfect portion control into a format built for modern lifestyles.
Aluminium's ultra-low carbon footprint and full recyclability make every serve lighter on the planet.
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Our Bottled Wines Are Vegan Certified
Our bottled wines (750ml and 6×750ml) are produced without animal products and certified vegan by the New Zealand Vegan Society, aiding efforts to reduce our carbon footprint and contribute towards a cleaner, greener planet.
Instead of using animal-based fining products such as casein (milk), isinglass (fish) and gelatine, we use plant-based fining products such as pea and potato protein. The winemakers adhere to a stringent process for certification, ensuring there are no animal products in these wines, and that they are GMO free.
Our resealable can range is not currently part of the vegan certification program.
The Legend of Whale Islands
Maui's brothers wouldn't take him fishing, so he hid in their canoe. Once they were far out to sea, Maui popped out, and his brothers, though annoyed, had to let him stay. While they fished, Maui made his own hook from a paua shell and his grandmother's jawbone. Since his brothers refused to give him bait, he used his own blood. He then chanted and pulled up a massive fish.
Maui went to find a priest to properly thank the gods and warned his brothers not to touch the fish until the ritual was done. Ignoring him, they started cutting up and eating the fish. This angered the gods, causing the fish to thrash and become rough and mountainous. This is why much of Aotearoa (New Zealand) is rugged. According to the story, the North Island is the fish Maui caught, the South Island is his canoe, Cape Kidnappers is his hook, and the Whale Islands are smaller fish that were pulled up with the big one.
