Warwick

South Africa. Effortlessly elegant, balanced, teeth tingling acidity, a delicate alcohol level of 11%. All these elements create a dangerously drinkable rosé.

South Africa. A classy Cape blend that oozes as much style as it does history. The first Cape blend in South Africa – originally launched in 1997 - taking you on a pioneering taste trip filled with heady red fruit notes of wild strawberry, freshly picked mulberry and cherries, then overlayed with a densely briary smack. All that fruit being said, you won’t miss the library of leather, licorice and just a lick of tobacco that shows it can be as demure as it is extravagant.

South Africa. This unoaked Chardonnay is made in the same style as a French Chablis (one of the most popular wines in the world). The reason Chablis is so popular is that it is a friendly wine that goes with just about every occasion and every food. Light and refreshing yet full of flavour.

South Africa. This Sauvignon Blanc offers notes of zest, passion fruit, nectarine, spearmint, flint, and fresh oregano. There is a crisp entry, mouth-watering unison of kiwi fruit, tropical fruit salad following through to a dry fresh lingering finish.

South Africa. A classy Cape blend that oozes as much style as it does history. The first Cape blend in South Africa – originally launched in 1997 - taking you on a pioneering taste trip filled with heady red fruit notes of wild strawberry, freshly picked mulberry and cherries, then overlayed with a densely briary smack. All that fruit being said, you won’t miss the library of leather, licorice and just a lick of tobacco that shows it can be as demure as it is extravagant.

South Africa. This unoaked Chardonnay is made in the same style as a French Chablis (one of the most popular wines in the world). The reason Chablis is so popular is that it is a friendly wine that goes with just about every occasion and every food. Light and refreshing yet full of flavour.