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New from Philip at De Meye, a rich style of South Africa’s trademark white varietal planted in 1978. Barrel-fermented but rich enough to cope heroically with the oak. Lovey serious wine.
De Meye Old Vine Chenin Blanc Stellenbosch South Africa
£13.50
New from Philip at De Meye, a rich style of South Africa’s trademark white varietal planted in 1978. Barrel-fermented but rich enough to cope heroically with the oak. Lovey serious wine.
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Dry & Soft WhitesOakey Whites
South Africa
2021
750 ml
13-13.5%Bottle
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