It's lively, zesty and has good depth of fruit, unlike the others I've tried that are just zesty if you're lucky. All sorts of winemaking jumping through hoops was done here - with great results. Combinations of oak and stainless steel fermentation (90% new oak, 60% with natural yeast), French and Hungarian oak, etc. The end result is a combination of citrusy zest and waxy body, with good fruit too. Impressive.
'Touch of Oak' Chenin Blanc 2009
Coastal Region, South Africa
Virgin Wines
£15.99
4/5
Sounds like a very nice bottle, I shall go on the hunt for the 09 vintage :)
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