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Life style
Sauvignon Blanc from around the world,
the first place was given to the Sauvignon
Blanc wine by Brancott Estate. The next
day, the whole wine world talks raved
about the phenomenon – the New Zealand
Sauvignon Blanc. And, the most eminent
wine magazine Decanter devoted a whole
turn to the New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc.
Today, Brancott Estate is one of
the largest wineries in New Zealand,
producing about a third of the volume
of all New Zealand wines. They were
not only the first in their region, but now
continue to dictate fashion – the winery
uses the most modern technologies to
produce wine, as well as technologies for
cleaning the earth. The winery uses the
most careful technology for picking and
processing grapes to get the cleanest
possible material to create their wines.
Separately, it is worth mentioning that
both leading grape varieties of New
Zealand – Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir
– are excellent for culinary art, perfectly
complementing any meal. When choosing
a food pairing with these classic Brancott
Estate wines, Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot
Noir, we recommend the following: for
salads, especially with arugula, seafood,
and asparagus, the classic Sauvignon
Blanc would be perfect; for duck dishes,
game with red berry sauce, mushroom
risotto or asparagus, red meat with freshly
ground black pepper, and pastas, the
Pinot Noir would be the right choice. The
more premium line of Letter Series wines,
which are distinguished by handpicking
grapes from only one premium vineyard,
as well as aging in French oak barrels, we
recommend a more complex gastronomy:
pairing a white wine with fatty white
fish meat, seafood, especially a grilled
scallops dish, asparagus on the grill,
risotto with white mushrooms, dishes
with cream sauce; pairing a red wine with
duck, game, lamb with red berry sauce
with black pepper.
Brancott Estate is the number 1 brand in
the category of wines from New Zealand
in Russia and England, exporting to 50
countries, and since September this year,
their wines are represented in Kazakhstan.
You can find them in the best restaurants
and stores of our country.
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