Chenin blanc is a
white wine grape variety indigenous to the
Loire...
Chenin blanc is a
white wine grape variety indigenous to the
Loire Valley in
France. It is characterised by high
acidity which gives it a refreshing crisp finish. Quince, apple, acacia and honey aromas and flavours are often associated with Chenin Blanc and an ability to age and develop in bottle successfully. Apart from the Loire Valley,
Stellenbosch in
South Africa also make high quality Chenin Blanc.
