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Boatmans Drift Chenin Blanc 2022

'Great-value: a fresh, tasty and joyful white.'

£11.49

From the Western Cape in South Africa this wine is produced by Ellis wines and takes its name from the 18th century legend of the Flying Dutchman; a ship which was lost off the Cape of Good Hope in a storm.

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Description

Tasting Notes

Made from 100% Chenin Blanc, this wine is a pale lemon in colour with a bouquet of apple and white flowers. The palate is crisp with notes of white peach, mango and guava and a fresh and zesty acidity.

Food

Great as an aperitif or serve with summer salads.

Alc 12% Screwcap

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