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  • And, unlike sauvignon from the left coast, the wines are focused and well balanced by refreshing acidity.

    The New York Cork Report: 2009

  • I think the future of Long Island whites resides in sauvignon blanc, but there just isn't that much fruit available.

    Lenn Thompson 2009

  • Admittedly, Kiwi sauvignon is a bit of a Marmite wine – not everyone goes for those piercingly intense, gooseberry, asparagus and passionfruit flavours, but this is a classic of its kind, and a handsome bottle, too.

    Wine: We're not asking for much Fiona Beckett 2010

  • I don't think that anyone is suggesting that using oak in sauvignon blanc is a crime.

    Jamesport Vineyards 2007 Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2009

  • The third glass moderated the aromatics but give the wine more depth on the palate — this addition was a dollop of cabernet sauvignon from the Steep Terrace parcel, which almost always makes it in the blend.

    Ridge Monte Bello and Paul Draper's forty years of making it | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010

  • And, unlike sauvignon from the left coast, the wines are focused and well balanced by refreshing acidity.

    Long Island Wine 2009

  • I think the future of Long Island whites resides in sauvignon blanc, but there just isn't that much fruit available.

    Long Island Wine 2009

  • Here I am pulling a thick slab of cellulose off of the first batch, which is a combination of merlot and cabernet sauvignon from the North Fork of Long Island AVA.

    Our Kitchen 2009

  • I tasted this wine with few expectations since a straight bottling for cabernet sauvignon is rare in the Finger Lakes.

    Jason Feulner 2009

  • I think the future of Long Island whites resides in sauvignon blanc, but there just isn't that much fruit available.

    TasteCamp 2009

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