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Re: Sauvignon Blanc

Posted by abecedarians on November 3, 2005 at 01:08:53:
French sauvignon blanc wines from the Loire are quite different and unique in flavour compared to other SB growing areas of the world. There is no mistaking SB on the nose or the palate with it's grassy, gooseberry and fig nuances underpinned with citrus notes. I've never heard of the last comment you wrote as being true.

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