Audacia Rooibos Wooded Cabernet Sauvignon

$44.95 aud

It is with great pride that Audacia brings you an authentic and petented "no sulphites (SO2) or other preservatives added" red wine, made using Aspalathus Linearis (Rooibos) and Cyclopia Genistoides (Honey Bush) wood as part of the unique wine making recipe and process.

Rooibos and Honey Bush are indegenous to the Western Cape of South Africa and produce wood with rare characteristics and properties that contribute to the making of this deliciouis unique red wine.


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