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06/11/09: Saint Clair Cleans up at Casino

The Christchurch Casino Sauvignon Blanc Charity Award 2009 was held on Thursday 5 November, where 50 finalists were featured in an industry tasting at The Grand Café.

21/09/09: Victory in the NZ International Wine Show and Tri Nations

The awards evening of the 2009 New Zealand International Wine Show held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Saturday 19th September announced trophy success for Saint Clair Family Estate. The Saint Clair Pioneer Block 1 Foundation Block Sauvignon Blanc 2009 was awarded Eurowine Champion Sauvignon Blanc trophy being singled out by the judges as the ‘Best of the Best’.

07/09/09: Decanter International Trophy Success for Saint Clair Family Estate

One of the most prestigious and influential wine competitions in the wine industry has awarded Saint Clair Family Estate one of the highest distinctions possible based on variety. The Saint Clair Pioneer Block 12 Lone Gum Gewurztraminer 2008 has been awarded the International Trophy for the best Dry Aromatic over 10 pounds.

23/06/09: International Pinot Noir Success for Family Owned Winery

Traditionally producing some of New Zealand’s best Sauvignon Blanc, it is Pinot Noir that is the shining varietal for Saint Clair Family Estate at the recent International Wine Challenge in London. A show of more than 9,500 entries arguably makes the International Wine Challenge (IWC) the best and biggest blind tasting in the world.

19/05/09: Saint Clair Shines at Wine Decanter Awards 2009

Saint Clair is again making waves in the wine world with its winning ways, this time for its impressive successes at the world’s biggest wine competition, the Decanter International World Wine Awards.

11/05/09: Saint Clair Rated Top NZ Winery

Saint Clair ranked internationally as New Zealand’s top winery Saint Clair has consolidated its rising reputation as New Zealand’s premier winery by topping the list of the New Zealand wine producers in the list of the world’s best 100 wineries.

26/03/09: ‘Wine Spectator’ Success Solidifies Saint Clair’s Wine Making Superiority

Saint Clair Family Estate is substantiating its standing as one of New Zealand’s superior wineries with its spectacular success in recent Wine Spectator reviews.

19/03/09: No Whining from Winning Winery

The future looks bright for Saint Clair Family Estate, a winery bucking the trends of the current economic climate. While the internationally renowned winery has naturally experienced some effects of the recent tendency for New Zealand buyers to trade down, certain market segments have remained steady and in some cases have even improved.

20/02/09: Upskilling and Outwinning

Saint Clair Adds More Skills and Accolades

Family winemaking team, Saint Clair Family Estate, has gone on to demonstrate its excellence and expertise with Sarina Ibbotson, daughter of owners Neal and Judy, achieving her Masters in Wine Business Degree from the University of Adelaide (formally known as Roseworthy College).

17/02/09: Saint Clair Provides Perfect Pairing at Marlborough Wine Festival

Saint Clair Family Estate, in partnership with Finestkind Seafood, has taken out the Supreme Wine & Food Match competition at this years’ Marlborough Wine Festival.

04/02/09: Quality Wine Rises to the Top

Marlborough Drop Still Top of the Crop

Managing Director for Saint Clair Family Estate Winery, Neal Ibbotson, continues to see Marlborough as producing some of the best quality wines in the world, despite the regions huge 2008 harvest resulting in an over flowing winery capacity.

11/01/09: Saint Clair Rated Top NZ Winery

Saint Clair ranked internationally as New Zealand’s top winery

Saint Clair has consolidated its rising reputation as New Zealand’s premier winery by topping the list of the New Zealand wine producers in the list of the world’s best 100 wineries.