Marlborough, New Zealand

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Marlborough, New Zealand is a renowned wine-producing region, especially famous for its distinctive Sauvignon Blanc and scenic vineyard landscapes at the northeastern tip of the South Island.

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Marlborough, New Zealand canonical 2
Blenheim–Christchurch 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf region of New Zealand
wine region
borderedBy Cook Strait NERFINISHED
climate cool
maritime
climateCharacteristic cool nights
long sunshine hours
low rainfall
country New Zealand
development modern wine industry expanded in late 20th century
economicActivity agriculture
viticulture
wine tourism
exports bottled wine
bulk wine
globalSignificance one of the world’s leading Sauvignon Blanc regions
governingBody Marlborough District Council NERFINISHED
grapeVariety Chardonnay
Pinot Gris NERFINISHED
Pinot Noir
Riesling NERFINISHED
grapeVarietySpecialty Sauvignon Blanc NERFINISHED
hasSubregion Awatere Valley NERFINISHED
Southern Valleys NERFINISHED
Wairau Valley NERFINISHED
hemisphere Southern Hemisphere
knownFor Sauvignon Blanc NERFINISHED
cool-climate wines
vineyard landscapes
white wine
wine production
locatedIn South Island
northeastern South Island
majorTown Blenheim NERFINISHED
Picton NERFINISHED
near Marlborough Sounds NERFINISHED
partOf Marlborough Region NERFINISHED
soilType alluvial soils
gravelly soils
sandy loam
timeZone New Zealand Standard Time NERFINISHED
tourismAttraction scenic landscapes
vineyard tours
wine tasting
wineIndustryRole largest wine-producing region in New Zealand
wineStyleCharacteristic aromatic Sauvignon Blanc
high acidity Sauvignon Blanc
intense fruit flavors

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Cloudy Bay Vineyards locatedIn Marlborough, New Zealand
Villa Maria hasGeographicOrigin Marlborough, New Zealand
Sounds Air operatesRoute Marlborough, New Zealand
this entity surface form: Blenheim–Christchurch