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Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2022Swartland, South Africa ● Chenin Blanc-
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3.6 Very Good (32)- Screw Cap
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Badenhorst Secateurs Chenin Blanc 2022Swartland, South Africa ● Chenin Blanc-
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Painted Wolf The Den Chenin Blanc 2022Swartland, South Africa ● Chenin Blanc- Decanter
3.8 Very Good (33)- Screw Cap
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Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Swartland Rouge 2022Swartland, South Africa ● Other Red Blends3.5 Very Good (7)- Screw Cap
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Badenhorst Secateurs Rose 2022Swartland, South Africa ● Rosé-
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Red White Sparkling Rosé Spirits GiftsLearn about Swartland wine, common tasting notes, where the region is and more ...
Literally meaning "the black land," Swartland takes its name from the endangered, indigenous "renosterbos" (translating to rhino bush), which used to be plentiful enough to turn the entire landscape a dark color certain during times of year. The district, attracting some of the most adventurous and least interventionist winemakers, excels in robust and full-bodied reds as well as quality fortified wines.