Kudu Plains Pinotage

• Origin: Western Cape, South Africa
• Taste guide: Medium bodied, dry and lightly oaked. Friendly and approachable with bramble fruit and plum nuances. Hints of spice and chocolate with soft rounded tannins on the finish.
  
• 75cl - screwcap closure - 14%
  
• Food Pairings: Try with BBQ food or a roast dinner.

Taking its name from the antelopes with the corkscrew curling horns that roam the African savannah, Kudu Plains is a South African winery recognised for producing both red and white wines. Based in Paarl on the Western cape, they are particularly famed for this juicy Pinotage but also make a refreshingly fruity Chenin Blanc and Colombard blend.

Surprised how nice it was for the price, it’s not overly complex or pretentious, just a cheerful, easy drinking red wine!

£8 elsewhere (checked May ‘24) just £6.69 here.