This smooth savvy b has some serious staying power. This little pig plays for longer: Home grown in Marlborough, New Zealand this mid-strength pig’s 5% alcohol content keeps it dancing for longer. A sessionable, bold, and proper tasty wine that nails the brief, every time. This little pig doesn’t skimp on flavour: With a snout full of passionfruit and citrus, and a mouth full of zesty lime and passionfruit, this mid pig is a simply delicious drink with taste to the fullest. This little pig is the last one dancing: this mid-strength pig is the natural choice whether you are partying the night away or just enjoying a cosy night in.
Squealing Pig
Squealing PigMid Strength Sauvignon Blanc 750ml
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