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Good Natured | Organic Chenin Blanc

Good Natured | Organic Chenin Blanc

Good Natured Organic Chenin Blanc captures the perfection of nature in a bottle. This certified organic white was crafted with minimal interference using grapes grown without artificial pesticides or fertilisers. It offers citrus and peach flavours, juicy quince and a gorgeously fresh finish. A vivacious blond that will turn heads – whether served with humble fish and chips or a fancy avo and smoked trout salad.

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A delicate gold colour, this Chenin Blanc has plenty to offer on the nose: quince, citrus and stone fruit to name but a few notes. Gloriously juicy on the palate, there is a burst of exotic fruit like litchi and pineapple that leads to a refreshing and zesty finish.


R 690.00
R 690.00
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Size | 6 Bottle Case

Platter's by Diners Club South African Wine Guide 2023- 4 stars
Mundus Vini Spring Tasting 2023 - 86 points
Decanter World Wine Awards 2023 - Bronze 89 points
The Drinks Business Global Chenin Masters 2023 - Gold

Delicious with chicken pad thai, fish and chips, avocado and smoked trout salad.

WINEMAKER

Tania Kleintjies

ORIGIN

Coastal region

TERROIR / SOIL

Each Good Natured wine hails from terroir unfettered by artificial pesticides, fungicides and fertilizers. The grapes are sourced from both trellised and bush vines aged between 15 and 25 years old and managed to international organic standards. The vines grow in decomposed granite soils with a high clay concentration in the regions of Paarl and Groenekloof. The average annual rainfall for these vineyards ranges between 450mm and 500mm.

WINEMAKING

The organically-grown grapes were harvested at optimal ripeness, de- stemmed and crushed into stainless steel tanks to retain freshness and concentrate intense fruit aromas. The wine spent four months on its lees to enhance its structure and boost flavour development.

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