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New Zealand sauvignon blanc offers - Crisp and highly scented, this grape makes a deliciously refreshing white wine. This grape is most at home in France's Loire, where you'll find it in some of the best wines from the area, including Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé.

It's also matched up with Sémillon grapes to make delightful dessert wines. It gets a heavier flavour in the warmer climates of California and Australia.

Sauvignon Blanc is grown all around the world, but is most famous in Malborough and the Loire Valley regions of Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé.

This is the grape variety, which initially put New Zealand, firmly, on the international stage. The purity and intensity of the style, with its bold, citrus , uncompromising flavours, took the world by storm. With its home in Marlborough, where it creates different styles in the Wairau Valley, from the more mineral style of the Awatere Valley, Sauvignon blanc is also producing some top quality wines in Martinborough and in the other South Island regions. The styles range from the ripe, intense tropical and passion fruity character of the Wairau River wines, to a fresher, zestier and more herbaceous, minerally style from the Awatere, and other southern regions

Montana Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc burst onto the world stage in 1990 when it won the Marquis de Goulaine Trophy for best Sauvignon Blanc in the world. Now considered the benchmark of New Zealand varietal Sauvignon Blanc, this wine is a blend of fruit from across Montana's leading estates in Marlborough. It is crafted in a style that epitomises the character and flavour of the Marlborough region.
Tasting notes: 'It?s great to see one of the best known New Zealand wines really delivering on style and quality. Brancott Sauvignon has just won silver medals in the esteemed Decanter awards and the International Wine Challenge. Mouth tingling freshness, Lively , tropical fruit flavours and a delicious lime zestiness ? the perfect summer white to go with vibrant salads, goats cheese and asparagus, and just perfect with char grilled Asian style fish and chicken? and Thai fish curry!' Angela

In the kinds of bars where you probably shouldn't order wine to begin with, you'll often be given the choice between a big buttery Chardonnay and a grassy, gooseberry glass of Sauvignon Blanc. So, it's natural to assume that when you have a broader spectrum of better wines to choose from, you might not reach immediately for the Sav. But before you give it a miss, make sure you know what you're missing. Sauvignon Blanc is versatile and varied, and very different from one grape-growing region to the next.

The grape variety is grown in Chile, California, South Africa, New Zealand and is associated with several different parts of France. In New Zealand, where the grape has made quite a name for itself since it was first planted in the 1970s, it's known to be big and brassy, ripe and bursting with tropical fruit flavors and sharp herbal notes. Certain California winemakers favor a slightly sweeter and smokier style influenced by barrel aging. South African Sauvignon Blanc producers like to say their style is more "European" -- subtler than many New World versions. So, which is the right style? Well, that depends on the drinker. But you might say the earliest styles are white Bordeaux (usually, a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Semillon) and those of France's Loire Valley, which many consider to be the grape's true home.

The exact origin of Sauvignon Blanc is unknown. It was recognized as early as the 16th century, but didn't gain popularity until some 200 years later. And somewhere along the way, it crossed with the red grape Cabernet Franc to create Cabernet Sauvignon. The appellations of Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé, on opposite banks of the Loire, helped put the grape on the map. Limestone-rich soils near the city of Sancerre impart a flinty minerality on many wines in the region. On the Pouilly-Fumé side, the wines often have a hint of smoke; fumé means "smoky," after all. 

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