Orange Wine (Skin Contact)

Lubanzi, Orange Skin Contact

Name: Lubanzi, Orange Skin Contact
Brand: Lubanzi
SKU: 52727
Price: 24.96 USD
Availability: InStock

750 mL

Item # 52727

Made from a local blend of white grapes that spent 7 days on the skins rendering this skin-contact wine an orange wine. The label comes from album art from a contemporary Jazz collaborative record.

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$299.52 $269.57/ Case of 12

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Color

White

Country

South Africa

Region

Swartland

Producer

Lubanzi

Grape Variety

Chenin Blanc

Viognier

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