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    NON — 1, SALTED RASPBERRY & CHAMOMILE, wine alternative, 750 ml

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    Type: Wine
    BALANCED SWEET & SALTY. CHAMOMILE PROVIDES LINGERING TANNINS FOR A FLORAL FINISH
    • NON-ALCOHOLIC, WINE ALTERNATIVE - SPARKLING.
    • VEGAN CERTIFIED. GLUTEN-FREE. HALAL.
    • SERVE: CHILLED IN A WINE GLASS
    • FOOD PAIRING: CITRUS FORWARD SALAD (V), CREAMY DESSERTS (V,VG), CURED MEATS
    • OCCASION: SELF-RELAXATION, BRUNCHES, DATE NIGHT

    FRUIT: 48 HOUR COLD STEEP OF FREEZE-DRIED RASPBERRIES, SOURCED FROM MORNINGTON PENINSULA. FREEZE DRYING REMOVES THE 85% WATER MOLECULES FROM THE FRUIT, WHICH CONCENTRATES THE FLAVOUR. 

    TANNIN: CHAMOMILE USED FOR TANNIN & CREAMY FINISH. RASPBERRY SKINS PROVIDE A SMALL AMOUNT OF TANNIN.

    SALINITY: MURRAY RIVER SALT PROVIDE SALINITY AND CREATES A MOORISH SENSATION.

    ACID: VERJUS FROM SEMILLON GRAPES FROM THE  BAROSSA VALLEY, AUSTRALIA. 

    BALANCE: JUST LIKE THE KITCHEN, SUGAR USED TO BALANCE AT THE END DEPENDING ON THE NATURAL SWEETNESS OF THE RASPBERRIES.

    0.0% ABV

    750 ml

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    Olivia

    I love this flavor! I brought this to a summer picnic and it was very popular with both non-drinkers and drinkers. I don’t love chamomile tea so I was skeptical, but this really tastes like a lightly bubbly red with distinct raspberry notes. Pairs well with food too. It does a great job of taking the place of “special drink” without trying too hard to imitate wine — it has a personality on its own. Definitely worth a try.