Durbanville Hills6x Sauvignon Blanc 2022
R439
About
Nine leading vineyard owners in the Durbanville district joined forces with Distell to create Durbanville Hills with the aim of promoting the regional individuality of this prime wine-growing area. The striking Durbanville Hills cellar sits on the side of a series of rolling hills with magnificent views of Table Mountain and Table Bay - the very geography that lies at the heart of what makes the wines so unique. The Durbanville ward is considered one of the Cape’s coolest wine regions, thanks to the sea breezes that drift inland from False Bay and Table Bay and the late afternoon mists that bathe the slopes. These conditions are ideal for the slow ripening of the grapes, allowing them to develop their full-flavoured, intense character.
Product Features
- Pale straw in colour, with light green edges.
- A delightful combination of mixed tropical fruit, passionfruit, lime and paw-paw with a hint of herbaceous notes.
- A medium-bodied wine with a combination of tropical fruit and lime and a refreshing acidity.
- Enjoy on its own or with grilled fish, tomato-based soups and grilled chicken.
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by Volume: 13.53%
- Region: Durbanville Hills
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