白蘇維翁 (Bái Sū Wéi Wēng), known as Sauvignon Blanc in English, is a popular white grape variety originating from the Bordeaux region of France. It is known for its crisp acidity and vibrant flavors, often featuring notes of green apple, lime, and passion fruit. This grape is commonly used to produce dry white wines, which are enjoyed for their refreshing qualities. The grape thrives in various climates, but it is particularly successful in cooler regions. In addition to Bordeaux, it is widely cultivated in areas like New Zealand, California, and Chile. The versatility of 白蘇維翁 allows it to be blended with other varieties, enhancing the complexity of the resulting wines.