Cape Campbell Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc

Cape Campbell is a recognized New Zealand wine label rooted in the prestigious Marlborough region, located at the northeastern tip of the South Island. Established by the Peter Yealands group, the brand is named after the iconic Cape Campbell Lighthouse, which marks the southern entrance to Cook Strait. The wine is celebrated for capturing the unique maritime climate and alluvial soils of the region, which produce the vibrant, citrusy profile characteristic of high-quality Sauvignon Blanc.

In recent years, the ownership and management of the brand have seen significant consolidation. While it originated under the stewardship of the Yealands family, it is now part of the Yealands Wine Group. This group is ultimately owned by the Marlborough District Council via its commercial arm, Marlborough District Council Holdings Limited, making it a unique example of a community-owned wine enterprise. The manufacturing process, including grape growing, fermentation, and bottling, remains strictly localized within New Zealand to maintain its Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status.