2025 William Robertson Chenin Blanc, Robertson Valley
2025 William Robertson Chenin Blanc, Robertson Valley
£11.95
18 in stock
Description
The William Robertson Chenin Blanc is one of our best selling white wines and a true crowd pleaser. Crisp green apple fruit, a hint of honeyed richness and lovely fresh acidity. Yummy!
The town of Robertson was established in 1852 and was named after Dr William Robertson, a Scottish minister, in recognition and appreciation of his many services to the community area.
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