South Africa Tradition meets innovation
A perennial favourite – A dark coloured wine displaying spice, ripe plums and dark chocolate on the nose. Opulent fruit with an integrated wood structure with great length.
£9.40 per bottle
New World fruit, yes, but this is not overworked in the slightest. An honest, balanced and refreshing red from one of South Africa’s up-and-coming regions.
Very Limited Stock!
£8.65 per bottle
A genuine contender for Frontier’s ‘Best Value for Money’ award, Darling Cellars’ Cabernet and Merlot blend offers beautiful purity in the glass.
£8.65 per bottle
Darling Cellars Chocoholic Pinotage offers a vibrant display of a wide range of fruit and flavours that includes Turkish delight, chocolate, red and black cherries, vanilla, red plum and butterscotch (just to name a few….)
£10.70 per bottle
£5.50 per bottle
Named in honour of the Nguni cattle that graze the Darling region of South Africa, this latest release Malbec from Withington is an easy-drinking, yet elegant wine with fabulous juicy red-berry flavours.
£10.95 per bottle
An irresistible, well balanced wine, with red sour cherries, strawberries and a hint of oak on the nose, and a delicious fruity palate with earthy flavours and notes of white pepper followed by fresh acidity.
£15.65 per bottle
The Withington Roan Ranger, is another blended wine created by Charles Withingon. With a play on the word “Rhône”, the name points towards the style of wine – a blend of Cinsaut (65%), Grenache and Mourvèdre. This is a beautifully soft red wine, made from grapes grown in the Darling region. The Withington Roan Ranger is easy drinking, and we suggest you even enjoy it served slightly chilled.
Limited Stock!
£10.50 per bottle
Another blended wine created by Charles Withingon, with a play on the word “Rhône”, the name points towards the style of wine – a blend of Cinsault, Grenache and Mourvèdre.
£10.95 per bottle
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