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Best sauvignon blanc 2023: The most delicious wines to try from the most iconic grape around

• Joanne Gould

From the fruit-filled French versions to the tropical southern hemisphere sauvignons, there’s a bottle to suit every palate and purse

Sauvignon blanc is probably the UK’s favourite white wine, and for good reason – this delightful, citrusy white is crisp, dry and eminently drinkable, whether paired with a range of foods or simply enjoyed on its own. Sauvignon blanc is a forgiving grape that grows well across different climates and conditions, so the chances of picking up a good bottle are already pretty good, but we have a few top picks to show you what this popular grape can really do.

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Best sauvignon blanc: At a glance

• Best classic sauvignon blanc: Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2021
• Best-value sauvignon blanc: Tesco Finest Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2021
• Best boxed sauvignon blanc: Laylo Lot #2 Sauvignon Blanc

How to choose the best sauvignon blanc for you

What is sauvignon blanc.

Sauvignon blanc is an internationally famous grape that grows well in many cool, moderate regions around the world – too warm and the grapes ripen too quickly – and is known for its gooseberry and citrus characteristics, as well as a few other distinct styles and flavour profiles. Sauvignon blanc originated in France and still grows in large volumes there (it’s the nation’s third most prevalent grape), though New Zealand is not far behind, thanks to the last few decades’ increasing love for the Kiwi style of winemaking.

Sauvignon blanc is usually a still, dry, white wine praised for its high acidity, but there are variations – sparkling sauvignons occasionally appear from New Zealand and the UK, and sauvignon blanc appears as a dessert wine when made into Sauternes with the semillon grape. Many Bordeaux blancs are pure sauvignon too, along with all sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé – the latter two are both fine wines, tremendous and deliciously distinct versions we have excluded from this list as they deserve their own category.

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What should I look for?

Sauvignon blanc grapes grow prolifically, and while there are many shared characteristics of the grape present in the resulting wine – the gooseberry flavour, citrus and greenness – the terroir, climate and winemaking process mean that styles of sauvignon blanc can vary hugely.

There are several main styles you can look out for, though. The French style (or “cool climate” style) is light and refined with a herbaceousness to it, containing orchard and vegetal flavours, plus good minerality along with the usual gooseberry. Fine French sauvignons can exhibit interesting notes of smoke, chalk and more. And they’re also more likely to be oaked, which tends not to happen with sauvignon blancs from the rest of the world.

New Zealand style sauvignons are a completely different kettle of fish, with the gooseberry appearing together with an explosion of tropical fruits – often passion fruit and guava – and an extremely aromatic, fruity, grassy nose.

South Africa also produces a significant amount of sauvignon blanc, which is similar to the Kiwi style, but with more citrus and less tropical fruit, and a healthy dose of asparagus and/or green pepper, though these do vary wildly according to the terroir.

Other sauvignon blanc producing areas include Australia, Chile, California and a few cooler European countries. And while they all embrace the same high acidity and green gooseberry character, they can be excitingly different to discover – apples, asparagus, grapefruit, pineapple and flint are common notes, and very enjoyable too.

How do I drink it?

Sauvignon blanc is a versatile wine that suits white meat, cheese and seafood especially well, particularly the French varieties. Tropical-style sauvignons are also fantastic with salads and surprisingly good with sushi. Serve well chilled, and enjoy young. As it’s such a crowd-pleasing wine, an inexpensive bottle of New World sauvignon blanc usually goes down well at parties too, with or without food.

How much should I spend?

Sauvignon blanc – outside of the really special French vintages – is often a great-value wine and, with its success around the world, you need not spend a fortune to enjoy something truly delicious. A bottle of New Zealand’s gold standard sauvignon blanc, Cloudy Bay, can be had for under £30, and there are many other examples of New Zealand sauvignon that are just as good – but perhaps less recognisable – for half that price. There are also lots of supermarket bargains to be had, and we’ve tried a few out for you here.

How we test sauvignon blanc

Any wine tests we conduct at Expert Reviews are done the traditional way – by tasting them. We assess every sauvignon blanc’s aroma and flavour profile, before sorting into specific groups (such as price range and country) to be compared. We also pass our shortlisted wines around to a group of taste testers, ensuring our own personal preferences don’t dominate the list – not everyone likes a vegetal sauvignon blanc, for instance.

We arrive at our final list by taking our taste tests into consideration alongside value for money and sustainability. We’re confident that however you like your crisp white wines, there is something utterly delicious for you here.

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The best sauvignon blanc you can buy in 2023

1. black pig sauvignon blanc 2021: the best everyday sauvignon blanc.

Australia may be best known for its chardonnay, but it turns out it can give the Kiwis a run for their money when it comes to sauvignon blanc – at least at the South Australian Black Pig winery anyway. Named for the small herd of black pigs that roam happily around the vines, the Black Pig range of wines is reliably tasty, affordable and interesting (do try its pinot grigio, too).

This sauvignon is crisp, with lots of limey citrus and mouth-watering passion fruit acidity, which lingers on the palate pleasantly. It’s less explosively tropical than the usual New World style, and a bit riper and rounder too – which many of our testers really enjoyed – but any fan of big fruity whites should find this a hit. Great with roasted meats, barbecues and summery dishes, this wine is best enjoyed with food and friends.

Key details – ABV: 12%; Bottle size: 75cl; Vegan: Yes

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2. Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2021: The best classic sauvignon blanc

Cloudy Bay has long been seen as the first and last word in New Zealand sauvignon blancs. This sought-after wine hails from Marlborough, where brisk South Pacific breezes coupled with long sun-drenched days make ideal conditions for the sauvignon grapes, which can mature slowly without becoming overripe, retaining all their delicious crispness. The fruit for Cloudy Bay is harvested during the cooler nights and mornings to retain that all-important green freshness that the wine is so well known for.

This wine is brimming with tart gooseberries and layer upon layer of zingy citrus, tempered with a hint of green pepper. And this, along with the super long finish and delicious acidity, makes it a very accomplished wine that is always a pleasure to sip and savour – though at upwards of £25 it tends to be a rather occasional pleasure.

Key details – ABV: 13.5%; Bottle size: 75cl; Vegan: No

3. Laylo Lot #2 Sauvignon Blanc: The best boxed sauvignon blanc

In a departure from the plethora of New World-style sauvignons, this delicious tipple hails from the Loire, so it’s sauvignon blanc made in the famed French style, and it comes in a box because bottles just aren’t sustainable or necessary for most wines these days. We loved the pretty toile design that marks this bag-in-box wine out as a world away from the unrecyclable, dodgy supermarket boxes of old. Handily, this wine stays fresh for six weeks, so you can dip in and have a glass or two without committing to a whole bottle.

A classy wine, this is more restrained than the big, shouty, tropical styles of New Zealand and the like, but no less fruity for it, bursting with flavours of green apple, fuzzy white peach and the signature gooseberry. A touch of herbaceous flavour comes through, while the orchard fruit builds and builds against the bone dry, elegant background. We paired this with soft cheese as suggested and it was incredible. Good luck sticking to just a couple of glasses.

Key details – ABV: 11.5%; Box size: 225cl; Vegan: No, but vegetarian

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4. Lieu Dit Sauvignon Blanc 2019: The best unusual sauvignon blanc

California is normally known for its full-bodied chardonnays and big, juicy reds, so this sauvignon blanc hailing from Santa Barbara is quite a departure. The Lieu Dit winemakers are huge fans of Loire wines, and believe the soil and climate of the Santa Ynez Valley is perfect for making similar wines in the US. And it looks like they may be right – if you closed your eyes, you’d never know this wine was Californian. Their low intervention methods are designed to allow the terroir to shine through and, indeed, cool climate aromas of grass, gooseberry, green pepper, green melon and herbs abound, with the palate giving more of the same with taut citrus and fresh cut apple.

It’s super refreshing, light, bright and with glorious light green rings around the glass if you look closely. It could easily be a sancerre. A brilliant find from Wanderlust Wine once again.

Key details – ABV: 13%; Bottle size: 75cl; Vegan: Yes

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5. Montecappone La Breccia 2020 Sauvignon Blanc: The best party sauvignon blanc

Much of Italy is too warm for sauvignon to be at its best, but the winemaking team at Montecappone are masters of their trade and have combatted this with a clever cryo-maceration process for this tropical-tasting La Breccia (which translates as “pebble”, named after the vineyard’s stony soils) sauvignon blanc from the Marche region. The grapes are picked and immediately pressed, before being laid on dry ice and cooled to 10°C; they’re left on the skins for six hours, still at 10°C, and the air is flushed out to prevent oxidation. All of this allows the crisp, fresh, natural aromas of the sauvignon grapes to be retained.

And it does the trick: this wine is vibrant with tropical fruit salad notes that are much in the New Zealand style of sauvignons. We loved the guava flavours, lemons, limes and touch of lemongrass that make it delicious paired with Asian flavours, spices and seafood. It’s balanced enough to please most palates, and would work well as a party wine, thanks to its refreshing acidity and bracing tropical profile.

Key details – ABV: 13%; Bottle size: 75cl; Vegan: Not stated

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6. Tesco Finest Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2021: The best-value sauvignon blanc

Supermarket sauvignons are ten a penny, and it can be quite an undertaking to sort the wheat from the chaff, but this bottle from Tesco made in partnership with New Zealand producer Indevin has really impressed us. Using grapes from Marlborough – just like Cloudy Bay – where the perfect climate allows for the best fruit expression, this is an amazingly good- value bottle of sauvignon blanc if you’re a fan of the traditional Kiwi style wine.

With bags of well-concentrated flavours of gooseberry, passion fruit, sticky pineapple and kiwi, this wine enjoys a grapefruit-like tartness, and a welcome herbal note of asparagus stops things getting too one-dimensional. It’s mouth-wateringly juicy and sharp, and crying out for Thai food.

Key details – ABV: 12.5%; Bottle size: 75cl; Vegan: Not stated

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7. Rustenberg Sauvignon Blanc Western Cape: The best South African sauvignon blanc

Critics can be sniffy about South African sauvignon – the climate isn’t ideal for keeping the grapes at their best – but the Western Cape fares better than many of South Africa’s other wine regions when it comes to keeping the fruit from ripening too quickly, so retaining the elegant freshness that makes sauvignon so popular. This Rustenberg sauvignon blanc proves that it can be done, thanks to the care and knowledge of Murray Barlow, a young Stellenbosch winemaker who has twice won the country’s biggest wine award.

This wine is award-winning, too – bagging an International Wine Challenge award for the 2021 vintage – with exemplary crispness holding together cool melon, classic green gooseberry and sweet pineapple flavours all in one. We enjoyed its classy grass notes, which stopped it tipping over into full New Zealand territory. A great bottle for an even better price.

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The 30 Best Sauvignon Blancs for 2023

words: VinePair Staff

photography: Geovanna Rivera

Sauvignon Blanc has an impressive range. Some expressions are extremely aromatic, while others are juicy and round, or even lean and mineral-driven. There is always talk of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay being “terroir-driven” or showing a sense of place. Well, this French grape can do that as well, and in some cases, in a more blatant way than in Burgundy.

Whether it’s grown in its native France, where it thrives in the Loire Valley, or the northern tip of the south island of New Zealand in Marlborough; whether it’s in the cool climates of Mendocino or the ancient winemaking region of Slovenia, Sauvignon Blanc expresses itself in many different ways. It’s so fun to taste the variety across the diverse wine-growing regions of our planet, and we can’t wait to share with you what we loved the most.

Whether you prefer notes of tropical fruit or savory minerality, there’s a Sauvignon Blanc for every palate. VinePair compiled a list of the best the variety has to offer this year to help you get started.

Read on for the 30 best Sauvignon Blancs to drink in 2023, with reviews from VinePair tastings director Keith Beavers.

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Best sauvignon blancs under $25, best sauvignon blancs $50 and under, domaine andau sauvignon blanc 2022.

Domaine Andau is the largest cooperative in Burgenland, Austria, and is composed of a community of over 90 wine-growing families. Co-ops are great in the modern wine world because they allow wine-growers to focus more on their vineyards than trying to justify the cost of their own wine-making facilities. Supported by the EU these days, they continue to make balanced and terroir-driven wines. This Sauvignon Blanc has a vibrant nose with high-toned notes of peach with some savory white pepper and ginger aromas. Clean and lean on the palate, but with good fruit depth to match the extremely present acidity. It all really works and makes the experience juicy.

Average price: $10 Rating: 91

Domaine de la Renaudie Touraine Chenonceaux Blanc 2021

The Loire Valley was home to royal vacation homes in the form of stunning castles (chateaux) along the river. In the heart of the valley is the Touraine region where Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir thrive. In 2011, one of the most famous of these castles, Chenonceaux (this thing is incredible, moat and all) was given to the name of a new sub-region of the larger Touraine AOC. Domaine de la Renaudie has been here for generations and today is still one of a few producers in the area making certified sustainable wine. Its Sauvignon Blanc has the classic green pepper notes known in this variety and are balanced by good, tart fruit. There is great balance on the palate keeping the peppery notes in check with soft calm fruit. This wine is a thirst-quencher, and at a great value.

Average price: $15 Rating: 90

Ant Moore Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Ant Moore is known as an experimenter. And in the stylized region of Marlborough, he takes his own path. From wild ferments to bottling without fining, he challenges the norm on the northern tip of the South Island of New Zealand. His fervor is undeniable in this Sauvignon Blanc. It has a gloriously subtle nose with bright pear fruit and quiet pepper notes for this region. The palate is balanced, showing that Marlborough can show restraint and verve.

Average price: $17 Rating: 92

McBride Sisters Collection Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Two sisters on different sides of the planet, both working in wine, finally reunited and are now on a new journey together in a joint winemaking venture. This serendipitous pairing has yielded some serious success with their brand, and this Sauvignon Blanc shows no signs of them slowing down. This is a typical Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough, New Zealand, but with heaps of balance. The bell pepper is prominent, but kept in check by well-developed fruit. It’s refreshing with good active acidity bringing a nice harmony to the wine.

Average price: $17 Rating: 90

Von Winning Sauvignon Blanc II 2021

The small wine-growing village of Deidesheim in the Pfalz wine region of Germany is known for some pretty prestigious wines. The Riesling grape obviously dominates here along with other grapes such as Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir. Sauvignon Blanc is a sliver of the land under vine, but Weingut von Winning enjoys working with it. It approaches this grape like all of its other, more prominent varieties in the region which is, as owner Stephemn Attman says, “not doing the wrong thing at the wrong time.” Well, here they are doing the right thing at the right time because this Sauvignon is so very expressive and balanced it is almost unmatched in uniqueness. Slightly herbaceous with quiet jalapeño and ginger notes and some added peach aromas floating to your brain. The palate carries all of these aromas over from the nose balanced by exceptional harmony between juicy roundness and bracing acidity.

Average price: $17 Rating: 94

Paris-Simoneau Oiso Touraine Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Touraine is a large winemaking region in the heart of the Loire Valley. It has long been a solid, affordable source for flinty, lean and expressive Sauvignon Blancs. Paris Simoneau owns over 70 hectares and has been producing wine here since the Second World War. This wine is not only delicious, but extremely affordable and a candidate for a case buy to have on hand and share in the more spontaneous moments. It’s flinty with white pepper and apples on the nose. The palate is refreshing with balanced acidity that matches the fruit depth. Very approachable and weekday-worthy.

Average price: $18 Rating: 90

Kobal Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Just look at their website. The landing page shows the absolute wonder of the terroir and hills surrounding the Kobal estate. Situated in the Haloze Hills appellation of Slovenia, one of the oldest winemaking regions in the country, dating back 2,000 years. The owner and winemaker Bojan Kobal takes terroir seriously and works to make wines that fully express the inherent qualities of the grapes and the region’s sense of place. And that comes through in this Sauvignon — they drop the “Blanc” in these parts. The balance in this wine is almost too much to handle at this price. It has an intense presence on the nose due to slightly high alcohol for this grape and we are here for it. Bruised fruit and citrus waft up toward your brain. The mouthfeel is round, deep, broad, and grippy all at the same time, stimulating the palate. This is a damn good wine, folks.

Average price: $19 Rating: 95

Domaine Ciringa ‘Fosilni Breg’ Sauvignon Blanc 2020

While the Tement family has been farming this land in the Styria region of Slovenia since 1959, Domaine Ciringa was founded in 2009, making it a relatively young winery. This is one of the newer plots on their property and is a Grand Cru vineyard dedicated to Sauvignon Blanc. The bottle’s Grand Cru status comes through in the wine. There is a deep minerality on the nose with waxy fruit notes and some floral aromas folded in. It’s light and refreshing on the palate with high acidity that is matched by grippy depth. Very refreshing. Very textured. Very, very good wine.

Average price: $20 Rating: 92

Dorcha Sauvignon 2022

Wine lovers, meet Izidor (Dorcha) Vehovar. He is a winemaker in Štajerska, a sub-region of Podravje tucked almost all the way in the northeast of Slovenia with Austria to the north and Croatia to the south. He makes wines from a long list of grapes but Sauvignon Blanc is a star in the region and his offering is a star in and of itself. His approach to wine is one that will compel you to seek out more of his wines. Vehovar’s philosophy is listed in the winery’s website, stating ‟it starts at the ground, in the vineyard. When you step into a vineyard, approach the vine, touch it, kneel down, and touch the ground, you can feel it. You have to have that in your blood and heart. As the vine grows, you grow up with it and with the earth under your nails. You smell grapes in the air that you breathe. The wine we produce is not classic, but has a unique character and taste … and most importantly, it has an energy.” Feel that? Well, check this out. His Sauvignon is deep and subtly peppery with a spike of grapefruit and a hint of flowers. Extremely balanced on the palate with a nice soft grip and more fruit depth. The mineral and fruit components are at the same level, making for seamless harmony.

Average price: $20 Rating: 93

Auntsfield Single Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2022

When Graeme and Linda Cowely bought land in Marlborough, they didn’t realize they had purchased what was historically known as the first vineyard site in the region — dating back to 1873. Now, the family winery continues on the tradition of this site with an incredible series of single-vineyard wines. What is refreshing about this Savvy B is that it has all the trappings of the popular style in the region while maintaining balance and subtleness. The nose is classically ripe with very balanced jalapeño-ish notes on the nose with good tart fruit. The acidity is high, but the fruit is soft and juicy on the palate, countering that high tone.

Average price: $22 Rating: 90

Blažič Sauvignon 2019

The Blažič family has been making wine and farming in Slovenia since the late 19th century when owner Borut’s great-grandfather left Austria-Hungary and bought a terraced farm. Terroir knows no borders, and this property has seen many geo-political shifts running right through its estate over the years. with half of the property being in Italy and the other in Slovenia. Although this is still the case today, it is much easier to cross the border to make the wines they love. While the winery is known for orange wines, this Sauvignon Blanc made without extended skin-contact is so damn good. The slight oxidative notes are helped by a nice waft of honey and ginger and a juicy slice of melon. The palate is rich and grippy with impeccable balance. VERY balanced and refreshing while still being a little savory.

Average price: $24 Rating: 94

Macari Vineyards Katherine’s Field Sauvignon Blanc 2022

While Long Island has been producing wine as an AVA since the late ’70s, it feels like with its current and ongoing attention to sustainability and organic agriculture, it is now truly showing its magic. Macari Vineyards has been at the forefront of this movement, which comes through clearly in this very balanced and expressive Sauvignon Blanc. Mineral peppery notes with a distant hit of citrus and maybe some peach flitter about on the nose. Bracing acidity fills the palate with good medium fruit depth and excellent balance of grip, fruit, and acid. Such a refreshing and balanced wine.

Average price: $24 Rating: 92

Shaw + Smith Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Michael Hill Smith MW and his cousin Martin Shaw began their winemaking journey in 1989. They have come a long way from making wine in other facilities such as Wirra Wirra. Today, they have a well-established winery and tasting room in Adelaide Hills, Australia, where they concentrate on cool-climate-friendly varieties suited to the terroir. Their Sauvignon Blanc really shows that cool climate vibe with nice balanced peppery notes and subtle but tart fruit notes. The palate has a wonderful balance of savory notes, fruit, and texture. It all comes together seamlessly.

Average price: $24 Rating: 91

Suhru Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Suhru Winery is all about New York. Sure, they are on Long Island, but their goal has always been to find the plots where the soil and the variety are in harmony across the state of New York. Co-founder Russell Hearn has made wine all over the world and he and his wife Susan have traveled extensively researching wine and food across the globe. They ended up falling in love with New York wine, and started a winery on the North Fork in 2018.. They are really making their mark on Long Island, with stunning wines like this Sauvignon Blanc. This wine is deceptively lean on the nose with high minerality and winky fruit. The palate is the star with wonderful round grippy fruit that fills the palate and shows a fine note of peaches. VERY refreshing wine. Like, guys, really refreshing.

Lieu Dit Santa Ynez Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Eric Railsback was a restaurant guy and Justin Willett a winemaker. They came together over a love of wine, and in 2011 they partnered up to express native Loire Valley varieties in the microclimates and marine soils of Santa Barbara. They focus on both popular and obscure varieties from the Loire, including Melon de Bourgogne, Sauvignon Blanc, and Cabernet Franc. And this Sauvignon Blanc really does show the benefit of their sense of place. It has creamy citrus and waxy floral notes on the nose and low-ish acidity that makes for a really cool lake-like depth of fruit matched by just the right amount of lift. It’s salty and refreshing.

Average price: $25 Rating: 90

Mayacamas Vineyards Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Situated on the mountain range it’s named after, Mayacamas Vineyards has a long history. It started in the late 19th century, when the winery was called Fisher and Sons and was planted to the Zinfandel grape. Over the years it changed hands to Jack and Mary Taylor in the ’40s, who gave it its current name, improved the property’s facilities and planted the first vines of Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. It was after the late ’60s when Bob and Eleanor Travers took the helm that the wines of Mayacamas Vineyards started to get recognized for their quality — notably in the 1976 Judgement of Paris. While all that elevation and sun help them craft stunning Cabernet Sauvignon, this terroir is also great for Sauvignon Blanc, which is glaringly apparent in this wine. It has a nice waxy-fruit nose with flecks of white pepper and a dash of lime oil. The palate is dry but full, with a soft grip and a very refreshing finish. A great weekday wine.

Average price: $65 Rating: 92

Dogwood & Thistle Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Husband-and-wife team Sandy and Erin have a background in wine: Sandy on the production side and Erin on the sales and marketing side. So it seems inevitable that these two would go for it and make their own wine. Enter Dogwood (Erin’s native Virginia state flower) and Thistle (Sandy’s native Scotland national flower). They have been sourcing grapes from quality vineyards in California and growing their label since 2019 and are just getting started. The winery began with a Pinot Noir (which is great) and the rest is history. Their Sauvignon Blanc was next in line and was a hit, especially with us. They source their Sauvignon Blanc grapes from Charles Vineyard in Mendocino and, wow, does that cool climate come through in the wine. It’s bright and expressive with lime oil and lemongrass notes and a slaking mineral vibe. It has full, juicy fruit with great acidity and a balanced medium finish. It’s an exciting wine. As exciting as what these two have on the horizon.

Average price: $26 Rating: 92

Kokomo Winery Timber Crest Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Kokomo, Indiana, native Eric Miller started his winery in California in 2004 and named it after his hometown. The logo of the Cypress tree gives homage to his move out west. Eric is a scientist in the vineyards and the winery. His ability to sync up the viticulture with the viniculture is impressive to experience, and if you are lucky enough to get to their tasting room the family hospitality will only enhance the experience. This Sauvignon Blanc shows his skill — it s full and round on the nose with subtle pepper and a slight cider note. The palate is juicy and nicely balanced. The varietal character is restrained, but the round texture is so damn refreshing.

Average price: $26 Rating: 90

Long Meadow Ranch Sauvignon Blanc 2022

President Ulysses S. Grant signed a land patent to Civil War veteran E.J. Church after the Civil War. Located in the Mayacamas Mountains of Napa, the land once thrived with vineyards, livestock, and other crops — but was halted by Prohibition. The site was then purchased by the Hall family in the late ‘80s, and they revived the land, carefully replanting it. Today, the farm, named Long Meadow Ranch, thrives again with over 2,000 acres of grapes, olives, fruits, vegetables, and pasture. The wine is also thriving. Their Sauvignon Blanc has a proper nose with some deep fruit and balanced hints of pepper. The juicy, round palate has more of that subtle green bell pepper and quenching fruit all wrapped up in bright acidity, keeping it refreshing.

Villa Tolnay Sauvignon Blanc 2021

When Philipp Oser, owner of the winery, first laid eyes on the slopes of the dormant volcano Csobánc in Badacsony, Hungary, he instantly fell in love with the landscape and the special atmosphere (the macroclimate for nerds like me out there). Oser purchased the winery in 2004, recognizing its potential for making wine in the unique volcanic terroir. There was a house on the hill once owned by Hungarian actress Klári Tolnay, so out of respect for the actress, Philipp named the winery Villa Tolnay. Welcome to Hungarian Sauvignon Blanc. It’s wonderful. It offers a mineral nose and soft juicy fruit notes. The wine wafts up with floral aromas with hints of pear and apple. The palate is lively with more minerality and juiciness with a dry finish. Very balanced and refreshing.

Abbazia di Novacella Sauvignon 2022

Abbazia di Novacella (the Abbey of the town of Novacella) has been producing wine since the 12th century in the region of Alto Adige in northern Italy. The Augustinian monks who steward the abbey farm vines as well as other crops, since their vows allow them to work to make a living. But make no mistake, wine is the main focus here, with an oenology school on the property as well as their in-house oenologist who was named winemaker of the year in 2009 by the Gambero Rosso (an authority in wine in Italy). They make wonderful wines at a price that makes no sense, but is wholly welcome, based on quality. This Sauvignon shows this. The nose is inviting with waxy citrus and lemongrass, maybe some fresh sliced pear. The palate is perfectly balanced for the grape in this place on this planet. This is weeknight gold.

Average price: $30 Rating: 94

Sturm Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Zegla is a town in Italy’s northeastern region of Friuli. And this hilly area on the border of Slovenia makes such incredible wines that it is considered a “cru” in the area. Here, the local soil called “ponca” runs through the land under vine on the sun-kissed slopes. And it’s here where Sauvignon thrives. The Strum family has been here for three generations taking advantage of the natural resources while respecting the land and the vine. This comes through in their very well-balanced Sauvignon. The nose has floral minerality with honey notes flitting around the edges and a whisper of high-toned white pepper. The palate is juicy, waxy, and amazing with round fruit and a wonderful finish. This wine fills your senses with texture, balance, and fruit.

Average price: $30 Rating: 93

Massican Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Winemaker Dan Petroski is shaking things up in Napa. His goal is to make Mediterranean-style white wines in the land of Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay. That’s an ambitious idea and why he works with grapes like Ribolla Gialla and Falanghina. The result is California wines with a lean side. Petroski’s complex wines are focused on texture as well as aroma. This Sauvignon Blanc is a great example of his approach. The nose has some earthy vibes with roasted rosemary, fresh citrus, and poached pear. The palate has a wonderfully balanced texture with the slightest hint of bitterness that adds to the complexity.

Average price: $32 Rating: 95

Sokol Blosser Croft Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Susan Sokol and Bill Blosser began their winemaking journey in the Dundee Hills of the Willamette Valley in 1971, before it was an official AVA. When they got started there was no wine industry here at all. Over the years, as the region grew exponentially, they kept true to themselves and their wine. Even after over 900 wineries opened in the region, they continue to to be an integral part of the Dundee Hills AVA. This Sauvignon Blanc from their Croft Vineyard has a nose of orchard fruit with a wafting pepper note in the background. The palate is juicy and round with good balance and fruit depth. Solid as the family that made it.

Average price: $34 Rating: 90

Russiz Superiore Sauvignon Blanc Collio 2022

In 1967 Marco Felluga purchased the Russiz Superiore property which has been a legendary example of quality wine since the 13th century. Marco, already a successful winemaker in his own right with his eponymous label, decided instead of folding the famed winery into his existing label he would honor its history by keeping it separate from his current holdings. The estate is known for making particularly age-worthy wines, and today sixth-generation Ilaria Felluga is at the helm continuing her father, Roberto, and grandfather, Marco’s legacy with wines like this incredible Sauvignon Blanc. Friuli is home to some of the purest expressions of international varieties (it also has amazing native grapes) and this wine is a prime example of that. Here you can experience the juicy roundness of the fruit with a soft, textured palate. The aromas are waxy with that prominent minerality ready to ease into a few years of maturing, reducing, and settling into the texture and structure found in the winery’s riserva bottling. You can drink this one now or hold onto it for a few years!

Average price: $35 Rating: 94

Ziata Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Karen Cakebread launched Ziata in 2008 after 20 years of marketing her family’s wines. The Ziata label is named after Karen’s mother Mary Annunziata. Winemaker Jennifer Williams grew up among the fruit trees and vines of the valley, studied wine abroad, and came back with experience in some very well-known wineries. Together, they wanted to craft structured, food-friendly wines that reflect the vineyards they are grown in. They started with Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc, which are both terroir-driven wines and great food pairing companions. This collaboration has definitely produced what they set out to accomplish. This Sauvoignon Blanc has a balanced nose of mild fruit with peppery notes in the background. This wine is all about the texture, with a slight grip and wet-rock minerality.

Average price: $35 Rating: 90

Smith Story Wine Cellars Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Husband-and-wife team Eric Story and Alison Smith-Story’s… story is so storied it won’t fit in a review, so please go to their website and marvel at their traveled wine experience. They stay true to their mission statement of making wines with “respect for the land, kindness for the grower, and love from the winemaker.” Actually, maybe go grab this bottle then sit down and give it a read. It’s amazing. This is a great Sonoma Sauvignon Blanc with a waxy nose that shows quiet fruit. The palate is structurally sound with great acidity and a slightly bitter finish —which is a good thing in this case — adding a layer of complexity.

Average price: $40 Rating: 90

Lioco Wine Co. Lolonis Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Husband-and-wife winemaking duo Matt and Sara Licklider primarily focus on Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Carignan. They seek out distinct vineyard sites across California, searching for old vines, unique soils, and heritage clones. If, in their search, an interesting variety comes along they will definitely jump at the opportunity. Like this Sauvignon Blanc from the Redwood Valley. It has nice balance on the nose, showing mostly mineral notes with some subtle fruit and distant white pepper. The palate has high acid and is dry, but offers enough depth for balance. Glad they took this one on!

Average price: $42 Rating: 90

Russiz Superiore Sauvignon Blanc Collio Riserva 2018

This could not be avoided. The structure and balance of these wines are so sound that it compelled us to list both their younger and aged examples. Sauvignon Blanc ages differently from other white wines. It’s almost as if the texture is more of what evolves, with fruit and aroma taking second chair. The balance of this wine is glaringly apparent on the nose alone with prominent minerality and concentrated fruit. But it’s the palate that will have you really swooning, with excellent texture and a lithe mouthfeel balancing the fruit and acidity seamlessly. These wines were too good not to list both. Scusa!

Average price: $43 Rating: 95

Merry Edwards Winery Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc 2021

Merry Edwards has been making wine in Sonoma for many years. She has been a beacon of quality and complexity and influenced many winemakers after her. She is known for stunning Pinot Noir, but also makes a mean Sauvignon Blanc. And this bottle is a perfect representation of how this winery rolls. Cidery pear and ginger notes come at your nose with a hint of yogurt. The palate is extremely well balanced, with a soft creamy texture and an earthy lemongrass finish. It has depth and verve at the same time. This is a great white wine for a serious meal, I’m thinking halibut or even roasted chicken.

Average price: $50 Rating: 92

Which country makes the best Sauvignon Blanc?

Originally from France, Sauvignon Blanc now grows all over the world. The most notable regions for Sauvignon Blanc are California, New Zealand, Chile, Italy, Bordeaux, the Loire Valley, and South Africa.

Why is New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc so popular?

New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc has notes of tropical fruit, grapefruit, grass, and lime that make the wine easy to sip and appealing to a wide range of tastes. It also pairs well with popular dishes such as seafood and fresh vegetables.

Is Sancerre Sauvignon Blanc?

Sancerre is a region of France that grows the most pure expression of Sauvignon Blanc grapes. Sauvignon Blanc wines from this region have notes of tart lemon, wet stone, and green apple and are known for their light flavor profile.

What’s the correct serving temperature for Sauvignon Blanc?

The best serving temperature for Sauvignon Blanc is between 45 and 49 degrees Fahrenheit. A general rule of thumb is that the lighter a wine is in color and flavor, the colder it should be served. We recommend chilling Sauvignon Blanc in the fridge for roughly an hour and a half and letting it come up to temp on the kitchen counter for 20 minutes before serving.

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Sauvignon Blanc is a refreshing white wine that is beloved for its crisp acidity, zesty flavors, and herbaceous aromas and flavors. Browse our selection and find a new favorite!

As one of the most popular and widely planted white grape varieties in the world, Sauvignon Blanc has become a favorite among wine lovers and food enthusiasts alike.  Each region where it's grown has its own unique characteristics, which can result in different flavor profiles for Sauvignon Blanc wines. Here's a breakdown of some of the major Sauvignon Blanc growing regions: Marlborough, New Zealand : Marlborough is perhaps the most famous region for Sauvignon Blanc, and it's known for producing some of the most distinctive and flavorful examples of this wine. The region's cool, maritime climate and alluvial soil produce Sauvignon Blanc wines that are zesty, aromatic, and intensely fruity, with notes of grapefruit, passionfruit, and gooseberry. Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé, France: These two regions in the eastern Loire Valley are considered the birthplace of Sauvignon Blanc. The climate in this area is cool, with a long growing season, and the soil is rich in limestone and flint. Wines from Sancerre are known for their bright, refreshing acidity and flavors of citrus, green apple, and herbaceous notes. Pouilly-Fumé wines are similar in style but often exhibit a slightly smoky, mineral character. Casablanca Valley, Chile : Located just north of Santiago, the Casablanca Valley has a cool, coastal climate that's perfect for growing Sauvignon Blanc grapes. The region's soils are well-draining, with a mix of clay and sandy loam. The resulting wines are crisp and refreshing, with flavors of citrus and tropical fruit, and a subtle mineral character. Stellenbosch, South Africa : The Stellenbosch region is known for its warm, sunny climate and diverse soils. Sauvignon Blanc from this area is typically full-bodied and ripe, with flavors of passionfruit, peach, and citrus, along with a slightly herbaceous note. Mendoza, Argentina : The Mendoza region is located in the foothills of the Andes Mountains, and its high altitude and sunny climate make it a great place to grow Sauvignon Blanc. The resulting wines are crisp and refreshing, with flavors of grapefruit, lime, and tropical fruit, along with a subtle herbal note. These are just a few examples of the different Sauvignon Blanc growing regions around the world. Each region has its own unique terroir, which can influence the flavor profile of the wine. Whether you prefer a crisp, citrusy Sauvignon Blanc or a full-bodied, ripe one, there is sure to be a Sauvignon Blanc from one of these regions that you will enjoy.

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What is Sauvignon Blanc?

Sauvignon Blanc is a white wine grape variety that is grown in many wine-producing regions around the world. It is most commonly associated with the Loire Valley in France and the Marlborough region of New Zealand, although it is also grown in many other countries such as the United States, Chile, South Africa, and Australia. The style of Sauvignon Blanc can vary depending on the winemaking process, such as whether the wine is aged in oak barrels or made in a more fruit-forward style. Overall, Sauvignon Blanc is a versatile and popular white wine that pairs well with a wide range of foods, including seafood, salads, and poultry.

Is Sauvignon Blanc Dry?

Yes, Sauvignon Blanc is typically a dry white wine. "Dry" in the context of wine means that the wine has no residual sugar left after fermentation, resulting in a lack of sweetness. Sauvignon Blanc is known for its bright, crisp acidity, and refreshing taste, which is often complemented by its dryness. However, some winemakers may choose to leave a small amount of residual sugar in the wine to balance out the acidity, so the level of sweetness can vary depending on the specific Sauvignon Blanc and the winemaking style. Overall, Sauvignon Blanc is a versatile and popular white wine that is often enjoyed for its dry, refreshing qualities.

Is Sauvignon Blanc Sweet?

Sauvignon Blanc is typically a dry white wine, which means it is not sweet. "Dry" in the context of wine means that the wine has no residual sugar left after fermentation, resulting in a lack of sweetness.

What Does Sauvignon Blanc Taste Like?

Sauvignon Blanc is known for its bright, crisp acidity and refreshing taste, which is often accompanied by a range of flavor profiles. Some common flavors and aromas found in Sauvignon Blanc include:

• Citrus: Sauvignon Blanc is often associated with citrus flavors like grapefruit, lemon, and lime, which give the wine a refreshing, zesty taste.
• Tropical fruit: Some Sauvignon Blanc wines have tropical fruit flavors like passionfruit, mango, and pineapple, which can add a sweet and fruity note to the wine.
• Herbaceous: Sauvignon Blanc is often described as having herbaceous or grassy notes, which can range from freshly cut grass to green bell pepper or jalapeno.
• Mineral: Some Sauvignon Blanc wines may have a mineral character, which is often attributed to the soil in which the grapes are grown.

Overall, the taste of Sauvignon Blanc can vary depending on the specific wine, the region it was grown in, and the winemaking style used. However, most Sauvignon Blanc wines share a bright acidity and refreshing taste that make them a popular choice for many wine drinkers.

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Wine 101 The Fascinating Sauvignon Blanc

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Explore the fascinating journey of Sauvignon Blanc, a beloved white wine celebrated for its crispness and distinct herbaceous notes. From the vineyards of Bordeaux to the chic bistros of Paris and the vibrant wineries of New Zealand, discover the global allure of this refreshing varietal.

Sauvignon Blanc Unveiled in 60 Seconds

• Known for its refreshing crispness, Sauvignon Blanc is a popular white wine in the U.S.
• Originating in Bordeaux , France, its name is derived from “sauvage,” meaning wild, reflecting its rampant growth in the region.

• Bordeaux winemakers utilized Sauvignon Blanc in white blends and Sauterne dessert wines.
• The grape found fame in Sancerre, Loire Valley, where it became the sole ingredient for the renowned Sancerre wine.
• New Zealand emerged as a global champion for Sauvignon Blanc in the 1980s, introducing vibrant, affordable wines to the international market.
• Bright, crisp, and refreshing, Sauvignon Blanc from diverse regions like California, Chile, and South Africa gained global recognition.

Sauvignon Blanc’s Origin and Global Voyage

• Sauvignon Blanc shares its birthplace with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot in Bordeaux , France.
• The grape, named after “sauvage” due to its wild growth, was primarily used in Bordeaux white blends and Sauterne dessert wines.

• Sancerre, in the Loire Valley, saw the exclusive cultivation of Sauvignon Blanc for the creation of the iconic Sancerre wine.
• Parisian bistros embraced Sancerre in the 20th century for its versatility with or without food.
• New Zealand’s introduction of bright, crisp, and affordable Sauvignon Blanc wines in the 1980s revolutionized its global popularity.

Sauvignon Blanc’s Characteristics

• Known for its minerality, herbaceous aromas, and crisp acidity, Sauvignon Blanc is appreciated for its vibrant and fruity characteristics.
• Rarely aged in oak, winemakers across the world showcase the grape’s bright and fruity nature.

10 Facts about Sauvignon Blanc

• Sauvignon Blanc is a highly popular white wine known for its crispness in the U.S.
• The grape originated in Bordeaux , France, sharing its birthplace with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.
• Its name is derived from the French word “sauvage,” meaning wild, reflecting its rampant growth in Bordeaux.
• Bordeaux winemakers used Sauvignon Blanc in white blends and the production of Sauterne dessert wines.
• Sancerre, in the Loire Valley, exclusively cultivated Sauvignon Blanc for the renowned Sancerre wine.
• Sancerre gained popularity in Parisian bistros in the 20th century for its versatility with or without food.
• New Zealand became a global champion for Sauvignon Blanc in the 1980s, introducing vibrant and affordable wines.
• Sauvignon Blanc is characterized by its minerality, herbaceous aromas, and a crisp, refreshing pucker.
• The grape is rarely aged in oak globally, allowing winemakers to showcase its bright and fruity characteristics.
• Regions like California, Chile, and South Africa also produce stellar representations of Sauvignon Blanc.

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Sauvignon Blanc has a reputation for being somewhat more aggressive, literally deriving from the French word for wild.  Sauvignon Blanc is frequently described with words conveying grass, floral, citrus, various fruits depending on it’s climate.  This typically is in an effort to describe the crisp acidic and green herbal notes in the wine (not vegetal, this is a sign of poor winemaking).    In some cases, Cat’s Pee is an adjective to describe Sauvignon Blanc.  It can also be oaked mellowing certain flavors and adding a smoky note.

Color: White Style: Primarily dry, unoaked. Aging in oak does occasionally occur. Notable Growing Locations: California, France: Liore & Bordeaux, Italy: Tre Venezie, New Zealand, South Africa

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We’re remapping the journey to New Zealand wine. Set your compass South, and sail with us to the edge of the world. Map Maker wines are a joyful celebration of wanderlust, individuality, and the willingness to do things a little differently.

CRAFTED FROM WANDERLUST

An ode to the creation of the first map of New Zealand, and a tip of the hat to all the ‘map makers’ of this world - Map Maker wines embrace the excitement of ‘taking flight’ on intrepid voyages of self-discovery and innovative exploration.

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Cultivated in the Southern Valleys of the Wairau Plains in Marlborough, New Zealand. Map Maker grapes are vibrant and expressive. A small portion of hand-harvested fruit from select vineyards is barrel fermented in old French barriques. Wild yeasts expand the personality of each varietal, enhancing the breadth of flavors and imparting a surprising richness and complexity.

MARLBOROUGH, NEW ZEALAND TERROIR.

The Marlborough wine region is synonymous with a ‘new’ and distinctly expressive style of Sauvignon Blanc and elegant Pinot Noir. Known as ‘the place with the hole in the cloud,’ this hallmark region has cool temperatures, high sunshine, and little rainfall - producing vividly intense wines. Map Maker wines offer a slight twist on the classic Marlborough profile, an eccentric meeting of old worlds and new.

EXTRAORDINARY SAUVIGNON BLANC

Map Maker Sauvignon Blanc bursts with raw energy and purity. Intensely aromatic with savory herb and dry stone notes - you’ll find it curiously creamy, balanced with a bold tang of green capsicum, lime zest, gooseberry, and tropical fruit. Download tasting notes (PDF).

OFF THE CHART Pinot NOIR

Map Maker Pinot Noir is worldly and sophisticated. Post-fermentation maceration adds rich color, flavor, and a grainy tannic structure. You’ll find aromas of ripe black cherries, wild violets, and cedarwood, along with savory dried herbs, and wild game flavors.

INSPIRED BY A HISTORY OF EXPLORATION

Back in 1642, Dutch explorer, seafarer, and original map maker, Abel Tasman set sight on New Zealand for the first time. He named it Staete Landt. Fast forward to 1996, and another Dutchman (and intrepid winemaker) Ruud Maasdam set sail to start a new life in the South Pacific.

MEET RUUD, A MODERN-DAY WINE ADVENTURER

Wine crazy since his teenage years, Ruud’s journey to Marlborough, New Zealand was fuelled by a deadset conviction that it was the best place in the world to grow grapes and craft extraordinary, eclectic wines. Ruud is a boutique winemaker and the founder of Staete Landt wines.

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2020 map maker sauvignon blanc, marlborough.

This is a harmonious Sauvignon Blanc that says Marlborough without screaming it. Pale, almost colorless in the glass, there's a pungent tang right from the start that mingles with passionfruit, grapefruit, black currant leaf, and green bell pepper aromas. Acidity is fresh but never searing, with some depth of flavor, texture, and length to the finish.

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2021 map maker sauvignon blanc, marlborough, new zealand.

Stunning scents of fresh ginger, gooseberry, and key lime. Passion fruit and tart grapefruit swaddle the palate with prickly pear electricity. Mandarin orange offers a hint of salinity mid-palate, and a creamy meringue fills out the finish.

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Sauvignon Blanc, is predominantly a pale straw colour with greens..

On the palate, flavours of grapefruit, honeydew melon, and passionfruit contribute to the ripe fruit sweetness combined with a tight, fresh acidity. This is a beautifully balanced wine.

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Moscow to Elektrostal by train

The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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How can I find the cheapest train tickets to get from Moscow to Elektrostal?

Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

Book in advance and save

If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Moscow to Elektrostal.

Always check special offers

Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains

If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Moscow to Elektrostal

The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

Find the best day to travel to Elektrostal by train

When travelling to Elektrostal by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

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