Currency Creek Estate Winery Road Sauvignon Blanc

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Currency Creek Estate Winery Road Sauvignon Blanc

Description

 

In 1969, the first vines were planted and a winery established in this area, which was traditionally sheep grazing pastures. As such, the locals considered it would only ever be one of a kind and thus the road leading to it was named Winery Road. Despite their doubts, the area has flourished and is now recognized as an official Wine Region.

Tasting Note: Aromas of tropical fruit are followed by a zesty, fresh palate and clean finish.

Additional Details

SKU:
11887-UNIT
Size:
750
Container Type:
Bottle
Country:
Australia
Alcohol %:
12
Region:
South Australia
Style:
Dry White
Varietal:
Sauvignon Blanc

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