Lustau Vermut Blanco Island but instead scours South Africa’s

but instead scours South Africa’s winelands for top-quality fruit that has somehow slipped under the radar

even with its considerable sweetness

2001 was the last year before the introduction of manual sorting (although there was always manual harvesting) but it doesn't seem to have done any harm

a little bit bitter

grown in young alluvial soils containing high proportions of New Zealand’s ubiquitous greywacke river stones

Lustau Vermut Blanco Island but instead scours South Africa’sA perfect blend of two wines: a dry, mineral and crisp Fino sherry and a sweet and floral Moscatel wine. Intense and bright yellow colour with golden reflections. On the nose it shows floral, citrusy and herbaceous notes over a yeasty and mineral base. The finish is bitter and clean with a long, nutty and refreshing aftertaste. What is a White Vermouth? Dry vermouth, also known as white vermouth or French vermouth, is often clear or very pale yellow