I am not having much luck finding shops that carry New Zealand sauvignon blancs in Bangkok.

DOes anyone know of any??? Preferabley in the Bangrak-Silom area.

Thanks! Cheers!

Try the 7-11's. They've usually got a couple bottles hidden behind the Spy and Bacardi Breezers.

You could try the wine shop at the Emporium. Its next to the small supermarket.

I think Villa or Foodland might carry some. Failing that there is a wine shop located on Soi Convent?, I think its about 100 meters up the street from the bts station. I am sure there is another one in Emporium.

I think Villa or Foodland might carry some. Failing that there is a wine shop located on Soi Convent?, I think its about 100 meters up the street from the bts station. I am sure there is another one in Emporium.

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The Emporium wineshop had some Enzedders recently

There is quite an extensive collection of wines from many countries (including NZ) in the Sukhumvit Villa Supermarket cool room... upstairs above the food section.

Although NZ whites are nice (cool climate), I prefer Chilean... particularly the sauv blancs and unwooded chardonnays.

Just my personal taste...

Vanichwathana (Bangkok) Co., Ltd

41 Anuwong Road

Bangkok 10100

THAILAND

Tel: 00 662 221 535, or 222 8420

Fax: 00 662 224 8042

Contact: Vichai Kanchanavsevee

Email: [email protected]

http://www.villamaria.co.nz/the_wines.php

There is quite an extensive collection of wines from many countries (including NZ) in the Sukhumvit Villa Supermarket cool room... upstairs above the food section.

Although NZ whites are nice (cool climate), I prefer Chilean... particularly the sauv blancs and unwooded chardonnays.

Just my personal taste... 

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Great range there

There is quite an extensive collection of wines from many countries (including NZ) in the Sukhumvit Villa Supermarket cool room... upstairs above the food section.

Although NZ whites are nice (cool climate), I prefer Chilean... particularly the sauv blancs and unwooded chardonnays.

Just my personal taste... 

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Great range there

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There used to be a place over by Yenacat that stocked a wide range of Kiwi Wines (sorry forget the name).

The Kiwi wines at Villa need to stay on the shelves as they are (1) way over priced (2) 3rd class although the Matua Valley is not a bad drop when they have some (3) have a 1 x0.5m display in all the big room for kiwi wines.

but heck one mans drop is another's kangaroo right.