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Sauvignon Blanc continues to provide new opportunities

Sauvignon Blanc continues to provide new opportunities

Giesen Wines is celebrating International Sauvignon Blanc day on Friday, April 24, with its Marlborough growers.

It is the sixth annual International Sauvignon Blanc Day – an online initiative that started in California with St Supery Winery as a global social media wine tasting.
Giesen has one of the most diverse Sauvignon Blanc portfolios in New Zealand, producing eight main styles ranging from its ever popular Giesen Estate, which is exported to 30 countries, through to the super premium Fuder range.

“It’s no secret that the mainstay of our portfolio is the Sauvignon Blanc grape and we take great pride in celebrating its diversity,” says Alex Giesen.

“It’s so exciting that we can produce such a wide range of Sauvignon Blanc styles, highlighting the varietal and regional versatility. We have always had boundless enthusiasm for Sauvignon Blanc and continually exploring the myriad of possibilities it offers.”

Giesen is celebrating International Sauvignon Blanc Day across the globe, with on and off licence tastings in New Zealand, together with its main markets of Australia, the UK and US, and as far away as Bulgaria. The campaign has been entirely promoted by social media.
Sauvignon Blanc accounts for 86% of wine exported from New Zealand. New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc exports are worth over $1 billion annually.

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