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Thorne and Daughters Paper Kite Semillon Bottle White Wine, South Africa
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By Thorne & Daughters

$650

Pickup available at Crushed Wine Bar + Retail

Usually ready in 2-4 days

PAPER KITE OLD VINE SÉMILLON

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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 | BUTTER, BABY

Just think of anything yellow and delicious and you're thinking of Paper Kite - butter, honey, peaches - they're all here.

WHAT WE TASTE

Yellow flowers and honey with a sprinkle of salt

PERFECT PAIRING

With plenty of conviction, she stands up boldly to an array of flavours but works well for some contemplative thinking-drinking if there's no food around.

TEMP CHECK

A nice chill, please

ABOUT Thorne & Daughters

They say, quite simply, that they are raising handcrafted wines along with their two daughters. But we think John & Tasha Seccombe are doing so much more than that! They're raising the profile of forgotten grapes, reflecting on the heritage of a complicated wine-producing country and thoughtfully capturing a new narrative of what that could become.

OUR FAVE THINGS ABOUT THIS WINE

Mother vineyard to the Tin Soldier, Paper Kite is a celebration of the heritage and history of Sémillon in South Africa. It's made from an old vineyard that includes a mix of both 'normal' Sémillon and Sémillon Gris - which is a mutation (Oh, yes! Grapes have mutants!) that's almost entirely unique to South Africa - nobody is completely sure how it even happened!

THE TECHNICAL STUFF

Place: Swartland, South Africa
Grapes:
Sémillon Blanc and Sémillon Gris
Style:
Rich in flavour, colour and personality
Ingredients:
Grapes + minimal sulphur

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