Grape Varieties
Sauvignon Blanc
Loire Valley, France (original); Marlborough, New Zealand (modern benchmark)

A high-acid, aromatic grape that takes two very different forms: the mineral restraint of the Loire's Sancerre and the pungent, zesty style that made Marlborough a global benchmark.
Profile
High acid, crisp, citrus, herbaceous/grassy.
Notable Examples
Loire (Sancerre), Marlborough (NZ).

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