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Boekenhoutskloof Sémillon 2003

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Boekenhoutskloof Sémillon (2003)

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Winery:
Boekenhouskloof
Varietal:
Sémillon
Region:
South Africa > Coastal Region
Type:
White Wine
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Sémillon is one of the grapes traditionally used to produce both dry and sweet white wines in Bordeaux. When bottled on its own the wine produced is rich and full with deep flavors of melon, fig, pineapple and apricot featuring gentle, earthy, spice tones and a subtle vegetal undercurrent.

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