Which region produces most of the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc wine?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Marlborough, at the top of the South Island
- Step 1: Marlborough has a sunny, dry climate suited to the grape. Step 2. Compare that with each option: only one matches. Answer: Marlborough, at the top of the South Island. Why not the others: Central Otago is known for pinot noir and Hawke's Bay for reds.
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