The Sauvignon Gris grape is a mutation of Sauvignon Blanc. it has similar acidity, but richer, more aromatic notes, says Rob Buckhaven
1 Argen-thyme
Altos de Condor Sauvignon Gris (£7.99, Marks & Spencer) has herby, baked-apple bounce.
Blagger’s guide
This wine gets its delicious acidity from being grown high up in Argentina’s Uco Valley.
2 Fruit Zealand
Brancott Estate ‘R’ Sauvignon Gris (£12.99, Sainsbury’s) is a lemony cluster-bomb.
Blagger’s guide
This variety won the International Wine Challenge Sauvignon Gris Trophy in 2011.
3 Chil-ax
Secano Estate Sauvignon Gris (£8.99, Marks & Spencer) is a grassy guzzler from Chile.
Blagger’s guide
The Sauvignon Gris grape is also known as Sauvignon Rosé, due to its pinky colour.
Stockists: Marks & Spencer (Marksandspencer.com), Sainsbury’s (Sainsburys.com)
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