Inspector Grape is on the hunt for the best white wine he can pick up the high street for under £10 per bottle. He throws in a cheeky Rose to mix things up. Most wine snobs believe there is no such thing as good cheap wine, let’s see if we can prove them wrong!
His quest for quality on a budget leads him to one of the best white wines from South Africa in the form of Ken Forrester’ Chenin Blanc.
Surprisingly the The Wooing Tree Rose from New Zealand hits the spot as well.
But for this episode the best white wine is hands down a Pinot Blanc from Marcel Deiss that come out tops with 4 stars.
Rose, Wooing Tree, New Zealand, 2004 |
Chardonnay Semillon, Chileno, Chili, 2007 |
Chenin Blanc, Ken Forrester, South Africa, 2007 |
Pinot Blanc, Marcel Deiss, Alsace France, 2005 |
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Why not serve your Rose with Tuna Tartare? Go on – be brave! Click the link to view the video.
What is on your list of the best white wines stocked by high street shops? Help us prove that finding good cheap wine is not mission impossible. Leave a comment below!
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