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Arabella Chenin Blanc 2009
by Stephen de Wet

Arabella Chenin Blanc 2009
  • Winemaker Stephen de Wet describes his Chenin as rich and racy, and we'd have to agree!
  • A multiple-award winning wine in South Africa, we're chuffed to add this to Stephen's Naked range
  • A very refreshing little number, popular amongst our Naked Archangels
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Richard Lewis


bitter, seemed like it was still fermenting, unpleasant kind of fizzy sensation on tounge

by Richard 08/02/2010 00:23

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andrew dyche


taste bad wont be buying this one again

by andrew 05/02/2010 17:45

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Janet Smith


Crisp and light when chilled with light fruit flavours then developed that almost oily, buttery taste you get from Chardonnay. <br /> <br />Although I enjoyed it my husband really strongly disliked it so I doubt I will be buying any more *sigh*

by Janet 01/02/2010 20:41

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Francesca Jacklin


Really enjoyed this with a chinese meal including some roast duck which it cut through very nicely. A lovely fresh but full bodied wine.

by Francesca 30/01/2010 12:09

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Stephen de Wet

"My greatest pleasure has been to start Arabella, my winery, from scratch in 2006. With the help of my children, Nicky & Jamie, it's turned in to a real family business where everyone is completely dedicated. My family owned a wine farm when I was growing up, and at the age of 17 my mother put me to work in the cellar. I absolutely loved. So winemaking was something I knew I wanted to do from a young age. I love the creativity involved with being a winemaker. Every step taken, from vineyard to bottling, will effect the outcome of the wine. It's vital to have a very clear idea of what the outcome should be and the steps needed in the process to achieve the desired result."

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The Facts


Style: Chablis and friends
Grape: Other White Grapes
Country: South Africa
Alcohol: 13.00%
Vintage:
Size: 75cl
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