Marlborough may be most famous as the fast-flowing spring of ultra-fruity sauvignon blanc, but the most interesting side to the region is unequivocally that of pinot noir. Whilst sauvignon is grown mostly on gravelly river soils, a high-cropping form of almost hydroponic farming (where very little actual soil is used),…
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