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Mensa releases enticing Sauvignon Blanc sequel for summer

23 October 2019 By admin

MyPR: Mensa releases enticing Sauvignon Blanc sequel for summer:

Mensa Sauvignon Blanc 2019

Mensa, the novel wine range made to enjoy with a good book, has just released the summer sequel to the maiden Sauvignon Blanc vintage.

For a beautifully balanced wine brimming with citrus and tropical fruit, make Mensa Sauvignon Blanc 2019 your go to summer sip while relaxing with a good book.

“This is the perfect wine to help you lose yourself in a bestseller by the pool. The wine bursts with zesty freshness – great to enjoy on its own or try it with salad Niçoise, a shrimp cocktail and Thai green curry,” says Mensa winemaker, Ben Snyman.

Another Mensa plus for outdoor living, is the easy twist Helix cork closure that opens and reseals the wine without a corkscrew. Just pull – twist – pour and your Mensa Sauvignon Blanc is ready to drink.

Mensa Sauvignon Blanc 2019 is available at selected stores countrywide. It can also be purchased directly from the Overhex Winery outside Worcester at a cellar door price of R77. For online purchases, visit www.mensawines.com/online-shop.

If you are heading that way, pop in at the new look Overhex Tasting Room and try Mensa wines with sweet toffee and nougat delights. The Mensa Sweet Pairing Experience is available daily at R45 per person.

Visit www.mensawines.com for more information or follow MensaWines on Facebook, Instagram Twitter.

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