£10.86
Perfect with seafood, chicken, or salads, this M&S Daniel's Drift Sauvignon Blanc is a refreshing white wine. Expertly selected from South Africa and offered by the trusted UK brand M&S.
- Features zesty and aromatic notes of passion fruit and lime with hints of fresh figs.
- Suitable for vegans and made with 100% Fairtrade certified grapes.
- Contains 10.5% alcohol by volume, equivalent to 9.4 units per 75cl bottle.
- Packaged in a glass bottle that is recyclable for easy disposal.
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Tasting Notes: a refreshing, zesty wine with notes of passion fruit & fresh figs. Zesty and aromatic with notes of passion fruit and lime. Great enjoyed with seafood, chicken and salads.
Expertly Selected from South Africa, Suitable for vegans. Grapes are Fairtrade certified, traded, audited and sourced from Fairtrade producers, total 100%.
Country of origin: South Africa.
| Typical Values | per 100ml | per 125ml |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 303kJ/72kcal | 378kJ/90kcal |
Package type: Glass Bottle. Recycling information: Bottle - Recycle.
Allergen Information: Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites. Contains Sulphites.
Dietary Information: Suitable for Vegans.
Alcohol by volume: 10.5. Units: 9.4. Serving suggestions: Great enjoyed with seafood, chicken and salads. Taste category: 1 - dry.
