What is another word for sauvignon grape?
Pronunciation: [sˈə͡ʊvinjˌɒn ɡɹˈe͡ɪp] (IPA) 
Sauvignon grape is a white grape variety that is widely planted across the world, particularly in France, New Zealand, and California. It is known for its herbaceous and aromatic qualities, with flavors ranging from citrus to tropical fruit. In the commercial wine market, you may encounter synonyms like Fume Blanc, Blanc Fume, Sancerre Blanc, and Pouilly Fume for this grape variety. These synonyms mainly reflect the style and origin of the wine. For instance, Fume Blanc refers to Sauvignon Blanc that has been aged in oak, while Sancerre Blanc and Pouilly Fume are named after their respective French regions of production. Despite slight flavor variations, all these synonyms are essentially referring to the same juicy and bright grape variety we all love.
