Du ToitskloofWhite Mixed Case

About

Dating back to only 1962, Du Toitskloof Wines is a young, forward-thinking and innovative winery that quickly established its name as a household wine brand. Beloved for their Fairtrade Initiative and projects, the winery has been an accredited Fairtrade producer for 15 years and continue to support and sustain social development programmes that have gone on to become some of the most successful in the world. Du Toitskloof Wines build on three principles; they believe in always delivering a product of utmost quality, consistently, without compromising ethically and pursuing the vision of those whose hands spent time skillfully crafting the Du Toitskloof brand over the years

Product Features

2x Sauvignon Blanc 2024

• Award: 90 Points International Wine & Spirits Competition, Double Gold Michelangelo
• The wine holds a complex range of flavours with gooseberry, pear and litchi aromas on the nose with a hint of asparagus.
• Beautifully balanced, the palate is smooth with a lingering, crisp finish.
• Enjoy chilled on its own or served with pasta, seafood, selection of cold meats, chicken and pork.
• Alcohol by Volume: 12.65%

2x Chenin Blanc 2024

• Award: Gold Gilbert & Gaillard.
• Previous vintage award: Gold Gilbert & Gaillard, Gold Michelangelo.
• This fruity style Chenin Blanc erupts with flavours of apple, pear and pineapple and tropical fruit on the nose.
• The wine is medium-bodied with a good balance between fruit, acidity and residual sugar ending with a crisp, pleasing taste on the palate.
• Enjoy on its own, or with various Asian cuisine dishes.
• Alcohol by Volume: 12.50%

2x Chardonnay 2024

• Award: Gold Gilbert & Gaillard
• This fruit-driven Chardonnay comes alive with citrus and lime flavours on the nose. 
• Dried peaches, vanilla and subtle wood flavours carries through to the palate of this well-balanced wine.
• Enjoy chilled on its own or with a selection of salads, seafood paella, fish, mild curry and chicken.

Product Specifications

• Region: Rawsonville

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