£28.90
This Banrock Station Shiraz Mataro delivers appealing tasting notes of soft ripe blackberry and plum, beautifully complemented by spicy black cherry elements. This wine offers a convenient and practical alternative to traditional bottles. Its innovative packaging ensures that opened wine remains in good condition for extended periods.
- Features prominent flavours of ripe blackberry and plum on the palate.
- Includes spicy black cherry notes for added complexity in the blend.
- Suggested pairing includes rich red meats like venison or peppered steak.
- The vacuum sealed bag inside keeps air out, ensuring freshness longevity.
- Enjoy this quality boxed red wine for up to six weeks after opening.
This packaging solution allows you to savour individual glasses while preserving the quality of the remainder.
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Banrock Station Shiraz Mataro Boxed Red Wine with notes of soft ripe blackberry and plum, complemented by spicy black cherry. Enjoy with red meats such as venison, or peppered steak.
Boxed wines are a great alternative to regular wine bottles. They stay fresh longer because of the vacuum sealed bag inside that keeps the air out. So, you can enjoy a glass of wine and keep the rest fresh for up to 6 weeks.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
