St Sebastian Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2021
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
South Africa- Sauvignon Blanc
- 12.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2025
Flavor Profile
An exhilarating alternative to pricier (and harder to find) New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs, St. Sebastian Bay comes from the renowned Journey’s End estate and showcases the levels of vibrancy Sauvignon can achieve in this beautiful seaside region.
Beyond making delicious (and super popular) wines, Journey’s End has long been a leader in sustainability and ethical business practices. They even won ‘Ethical Company of the Year’ at the 2021 Drinks Business Green Awards. We’re proud to work with them—and to bring you their latest Sauvignon Blanc.
Vibrant and crisp, with ripe citrus and tropical-fruit flavors, St. Sebastian Bay is a perfect match for seafood. Baked white fish, buttery lobster tail, dressed oysters...you really can’t go wrong. Other delicious pairings include tangy goat cheese (Sauvignon Blanc’s classic match), leafy salads or creamy pastas. And, of course, this lovely white makes a refreshing aperitif, too.
Order your share and taste what South African Sauvignon Blanc is all about.
An exhilarating alternative to pricier (and harder to find) New Zealand Sauvignon Blancs, St. Sebastian Bay comes from the renowned Journey’s End estate and showcases the levels of vibrancy Sauvignon can achieve in this beautiful seaside region.
Beyond making delicious (and super popular) wines, Journey’s End has long been a leader in sustainability and ethical business practices. They even won ‘Ethical Company of the Year’ at the 2021 Drinks Business Green Awards. We’re proud to work with them—and to bring you their latest Sauvignon Blanc.
Vibrant and crisp, with ripe citrus and tropical-fruit flavors, St. Sebastian Bay is a perfect match for seafood. Baked white fish, buttery lobster tail, dressed oysters...you really can’t go wrong. Other delicious pairings include tangy goat cheese (Sauvignon Blanc’s classic match), leafy salads or creamy pastas. And, of course, this lovely white makes a refreshing aperitif, too.
Order your share and taste what South African Sauvignon Blanc is all about.
Becca Reeves
South African wine expert
