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‘Renaissance’, Pen-Y-Clawdd Vineyard, 2018
£15.00
Renaissance is a dry, crisp, still white wine produced from the 2018 harvest from Reichensteiner, Phoenix & Schönburger grapes.
It has aromas and flavours of green apple, fennel and stone fruit with refreshing citrus notes,
Perfect as an aperitif, with grilled fish, seafood, white meat or goat’s cheese.
Pen-Y-Clawdd Vineyard website
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