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Welcome to the Dennhofer Wines online shop, just follow this simple guide to selecting and buying your wines:

1. Click the category you required from the selection below:
2. Click the next category / the wine of your choice
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4. Update your oder with the quantity of bottles
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Our Wines

Red

Dennhofer Wines offers a great range of red wines from every corner of the wine-producing world Those made available in our Wine List and offers are

White

Our range of carefully

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Champagne

Situated in north eastern France Champagne is the only major French region with only one appellation Mostly made from a bland of Chardonnay Pinot

Sparkling wines by

Argentina is currently the world s fifth largest wine producer by volume ndash after France Italy Spain and the USA in that order ndash a position it

California

California s abundant sunshine ensures a consistent and long grape growing season while the diversity of the terroir supports a multitude of

Australia

There rsquo s much more to Australian wine than oaky Chardonnay and full bodied Shiraz Australian wine is made from numerous grape varieties in a

Chile

Spanish settlers brought the vine to Chile s Central Valley probably around 1554 The country is famously long and thin some 3 000 miles in length

France

WHY ARE FRENCH WINES SO UNIQUE It is because apart from tradition experience and know-how which greatly contribute to the quality of the wine the

Germany

Germany has 13 wine regions mdash 11 regions in the west and 2 regions in the eastern part of the country German wines are mostly white They rsquo re

Italy

Italy s glowing reputation with wine is due not only to the fact that it produces and exports more than any other country but that it offers the

New Zealand

New Zealand extends 1 600km 1000 miles from sub-tropical Northland 36 S to the world rsquo s most southerly grape growing region Central Otago 47 S

Portugal

Portugal is one of the most renowned producers of wine in the world but its reputation is based not on table wine but on the fortified wines of Port

South Africa

The Cape winegrowing areas situated in the narrow viticultural zone of the southern hemisphere mainly have a Mediterranean climate and the mountain

Spain

If you had to determine a national drink for Spain no doubt it would be Spanish wines Spending a warm summer night drinking wine and eating tapas in

England

Magnum

Other Countries

The oldest site of wine production in the world although it declined for a while it was revived in 1857 and in 1930 by Chateau Musar who has become

Sauvignon Blanc Marlborough Cloudy Bay 2021/22

The 2022 Sauvignon Blanc has a zesty and vibrant nose, with notes of juicy citrus and makrut lime underpinned by subtle white nectarine and passionfruit notes. The palate is mouthwatering, with ripe vibrant passionfruit and citrus at the fore. These meld with tropical hints of peach and guava, gently balanced by stony saline notes. Sauvignon Blanc is a natural match for almost any seafood. Some of our favourites at the winery include tempura oysters, locally-caught sashimi, and steamed mussels with garlic, citrus and parsley. It�s also a great match for green salads and goats� cheese. A hint from us: if it goes with lemon, it goes with Sauvignon Blanc.

£28.08