If you love Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc — and who doesn’t — this is one of the finest examples you’ll find at this price. Two Rivers’ Convergence is exactly what the name suggests: a blend of fruit from five separate vineyards across Marlborough, each contributing something distinct, all converging into a wine that is greater than the sum of its parts. The result is classic Marlborough at its most expressive and complete. The nose is vibrant and aromatic, with an abundance of fresh fennel, herbs, and tomato leaf — that unmistakable Sauvignon Blanc signature — mingling with passionfruit, zesty citrus, and a lovely Greengage plum note that adds a subtle, elegant complexity. On the palate it’s dry and refreshing, with a flinty, lively character, a beautiful creamy texture that gives it real body and presence, and a long, smooth finish that keeps you coming back. The kind of Sauvignon Blanc that reminds you why New Zealand does it better than anywhere else in the world. At £17.99, it’s an easy yes.