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NEDERBURG FOUNDATION DUET
KES1,520
An abundance of berry fruits such as dark cherries with hints of spice and a gentle oaky undertone.
Palate: A medium-to full-bodied wine with velvety fruit, cinnamon and integrated oak flavours.
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