Why we love this Wine
David Geyer and Koen Janssens have given Doradillo, a little-known Spanish white grape, grown primarily in the Riverland, with this one from Barossa Valley, a new lease on life. It's a different wine, sure, but what's normal about anything to do with Yetti and the Kokonut? It looks – and tastes – like the breakfast juice you really liked as a kid, but upgraded for adults. At only 8.5% alcohol, depending on who it ask, it wouldn't go astray at breakfast, either.
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Nuts
![Nectarine](http://sometimesalways.com.au/cdn/shop/files/flavour-Nectarine.svg?v=6819862640897050375")
Nectarine
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- Producer Yetti And The Kokonut
- Region Barossa Valley
- Alcohol 8.5%
- Style Esoteric and skinsy
- Vintage 2021
- Size 750ml
- Closure Cork
- Varieties Doradilla
- Classifications Natural / Lo-Fi and Organic Principals
- Winemaking Style Lo-fi / Natural
- Cellaring Potential Drink Young
- Country Australia