Montana, which is credited with starting country’s sauvignon blanc revolution, says grapes from Australia are cheaper
One of New Zealand’s most famous winemakers has angered critics by using grapes from Australia in its popular sauvignon blanc.
Wine behemouth Montana, which claims to have created New Zealand’s first bottle of Marlborough sauvignon blanc in the 1970s, started using Australian grapes as a cost-cutting measure.
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