Hans GreylHans Greyl New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc - Alcohol Free White Wine
Hans Greyl New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc 0.0% is an alcohol free white wine in a 750ml bottle. Made from Sauvignon Blanc grapes from Marlborough, New Zealand, it brings a bright, aromatic white wine style without the alcohol.
It has a fresh, expressive character with passion fruit, gooseberry and grapefruit notes. The palate is crisp and lively, with fine acidity, a clean mineral feel and enough fruit to keep it easy and refreshing.
Serve it well chilled with seafood, salads, goat’s cheese, tapas or light lunches. It is a lovely choice when you want that classic New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc freshness in a proper alcohol free glass.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Glossy light green.
Aroma: Passion fruit, gooseberry and grapefruit.
Palate: Fresh and lively, with tropical fruit, crisp citrus, fine acidity and a clean mineral feel.
Finish: Bright, refreshing and citrus led.
Highlights
🥝 Passion fruit, gooseberry and grapefruit notes
🇳🇿 From Marlborough, New Zealand
Food Pairings
🐟 Grilled sea bass with citrus butter, crushed new potatoes and green beans
🥗 Goat’s cheese salad with cucumber, herbs, toasted seeds and lemon dressing
🌮 Fish tacos with lime, coriander, crunchy slaw and a little chilli
🧀 Soft goat’s cheese with crackers, apple slices and a drizzle of honey
Serving Suggestions
🍷 Pour into a white wine glass for lunches, dinners or relaxed evening drinks
🥗 Enjoy with seafood, salads, goat’s cheese, tapas or light white meat dishes
Delivery
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