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Santerra
| Santerra Tempranillo |
“This rustic Spanish red is made using rich Tempranillo grapes. With its peppery flavour it works well with red meat
dishes.”
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Woman’s Own Magazine
21st February, 2005 |
| Santerra Dry Muscat |
| "This is everything a summer white should be - refreshing, crisp, with irresistible grapey flavours. " |
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The Cumberland News
Julian Whittle
10th June, 2005 |
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| "Dreaming of holidays and warmer climes? Crack open a new Spanish wine and you will be transported to that bar on the edge of a sandy beach.
The Santerra Dry Muscat 2004 is produced in the up and coming wine producing region of Utiel-Requena and whereas Moscatel grapes are often used to make sweet wines, this is
a dry variety that still keeps the characteristic aromas of tropical fruit and rose petals. The essence of summer and holidays in a glass." |
Midhurst & Petworth Observer
24th February, 2005 |
| Santerra Tempranillo and Dry Muscat Bag-In-Box |
| “These are both now available in Bag in Box and 25cl boxes to give greater flexibility of use. The Muscat is an elegant, fresh and
dry wine with citrus fruit flavours. The Tempranillo is rich with peppery spice and a long smooth finish.” |
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Shropshire Star
Sharon Walters
23rd July, 2005 |
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| “If you want a box of white and a box of red, Santerra’s dry muscat has a good balance of fruit and acidity, while its tempranillo
gives up strawberry and vanilla flavours.” |
The Sunday Express
22nd May, 2005 |
| Santerra Tempranillo & Muscat |
“The Tempranillo is a charming and easy-drinking red, while the Dry Muscat has lots of zingy fruit. Good for parties.”
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The Manchester Evening News
Neil Sowerby
3rd June, 2005 |
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