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Fram Dry White White Wine Bottle South Africa
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By FRAM

$208

Pickup available at Crushed Wine Bar + Retail

Usually ready in 2-4 days

DRY WHITE

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Crushed Wine Bar + Retail

Pickup available, usually ready in 2-4 days

6-8 Second Street
Shop A, G/F
Sai Ying Pun
Hong Kong Island Hong Kong SAR

+85255978774

WHITE | EASY BREEZY

Let this wine take you on a taste adventure off the beaten track

WHAT WE TASTE

Crushed apples, saltines and apricot trail mix

PERFECT PAIRING

This baby loves food, especially on the spicy spectrum - from gentle curries through to Sichuan

TEMP CHECK

Cool as a cucumber

ABOUT FRAM

Hubby to the 'H' in pH, is but one of many monikers for Thinus Krüger - cowboy, maverick, rock star are just a few of the others. Big hair, big moustache, big ideas and big adventures are the hallmarks of his pioneering project, named after a Norwegian ship that attempted to sail to both the North & South Poles. He's headed to the edges of the winemaking map to find what vineyards lie over the next horizon, resulting in audacious and unusual wines that make the world feel like the good place it should be.

OUR FAVE THINGS ABOUT THIS WINE

It's a weirdo white because a) it's non-vintage (usually a blend of 2 vintages) - which is pretty unusual for this kind of wine; b) It includes a bit of Chenel which is a crossing of Chenin and Trebbiano created in South Africa that pretty much nobody but Thinus thinks is cool and c) it's from a vineyard where only 3 people produce grapes!

THE TECHNICAL STUFF

Place: Citrusdal Mountain, South Africa
Grapes:
Palomino, Chenel, and Muscat
Style:
Weirder white
Ingredients:
Grapes and a pinch of SO2

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