Brancott was the very first to produce Sauvignon Blanc in Marlborough, an area once thought to be too cold for winegrowing. We all know how that turned out! In any case, let's check out the wine.

Brancott Estate launches its first icon Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc and hits a high note! Brancott Estate celebrated the New Zealand unveiling of their limited edition release Brancott Estate ...

Sauvignon Blanc is historically connected to two French winemaking regions: the Loire Valley and Bordeaux. It most likely originated in the former, which today still makes single-variety expressions ...

The new Brancott Estate Flight range includes a premium Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc and a Marlborough Pinot Gris. Both wines are full flavoured, classically ‘Marlborough’ and have been ...

Brancott Estate planted the first Sauvignon Blanc vines in Marlborough, leading the region's wine evolution. The wine is aromatic and fruity, featuring nectarine, lime, and lemongrass notes.

Montana (pronounced moan-TAW-nah) released the first commercial Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc in 1980 from its Brancott Estate vineyard; today Montana is New Zealand's largest vintner and its ...

The company was Montana, now called Brancott Estate, the region was Marlborough, and the grape was sauvignon blanc. Australian David Hohnen, part owner of the Cape Mentelle wine estate in Western ...

Last available in the UK in 2015, Brancott Estate Flight Series Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc is naturally lighter in alcohol with an abv of 9%, and is 20% lighter in calories compared to that of a ...

“We wanted to create the perfect pairing for New Zealand’s most popular wine, Sauvignon Blanc, so we’re buzzing to partner with the pioneers in the iconic Marlborough region; Brancott Estate ...

The Brancott Estate Limited Edition Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2018 will be available in the US from late May, wherever Brancott Estate wines are sold. NOTES TO EDITORS About Brancott Estate ...

Sauvignon Blanc is historically connected to two French winemaking regions: the Loire Valley and Bordeaux. It most likely originated in the former, which today still makes single-variety expressions ...