SKU: GFE2000276
Presenting a beautiful duo of organic Fair Trade wines. A refreshing Sauvignon Blanc white wine and a ruby-red Cabernet Sauvignon are offered in a stylish white gift box.
The Sauvignon Blanc is a perfect companion for fish and other delicate flavors. It has a lovely floral citrus aroma with notes of pear and mild anise. Fresh, with hints of green apple, this wine is a pleasure to drink.
The Cabernet Sauvignon has rich aromas of ripe red fruits with mature oak. Well-balanced with excellent body and balance, this Cabernet is wonderful with red meats and mature cheeses.
Lautaro wines are produced by 22 farmers in the village of Sagrada Familia in the wine region of Chile. Working together in this cooperation helps the farmers to get a better price on their wines and to keep making quality wines.
Oxfam is a leader in Fair Trade products. They guarantee long-term collaboration and pay a premium above the fair price to their cooperative partners. Oxfam products are ecologically sustainable, and over 40% are certified organic.
- 1Oxfam Lautaro Red Wine 2019, 75 cl
- 1Oxfam Lautaro White Wine 2019, 75 cl
- 1Luxury White Box ( 330 x 200 x 90 cm )
What's inside?Oxfam Lautaro Red Wine 2019, 75 cl
At the start, this cabernet sauvignon has the aroma of black fruit, green paprika, cassis and pepper. This scent palette evolves beautifully into a bouquet of red fruits and spices. It has a lot of caramel in the mouth and has a pleasant aftertaste.
Delicious with red meat and grills. Serve at 14-16 ° C. Bottled in Chile.
Allergen info
Contains sulfites.
Oxfam Lautaro White Wine 2019, 75 cl
A sauvignon blanc with a fresh, pleasant attack and an intense citrus fruit flavor. It has a soft structure that shows grassiness in the final.
Delicious with eel in green, spinach, fried fish, green herbs. Serve at 8-10 ° C. Bottled in Chile.
Allergen info
Contains sulfites
SKU : GFE2000276
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