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4 Les Jamelles Merlot; 2004 Ken Forrester Chenin Blanc; 2004 Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc
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Your support makes all the difference.Looking for a bargain red to liven up barbecues? Well, this is as close as you'll get. A youthful, southern French merlot with cherry and blackcurrant fruitiness tinged with spicy oak and robust southern tannins.
Under a Tenner: 2004 Ken Forrester Chenin Blanc, £6.99, Sainsbury's
An attractive Cape-meets-Vouvray style of dry white from the master of South African chenin blanc. Fruit richness plus an intensity of stonefruit flavours and a touch of honey make it perfect for summer salads, chicken and fish dishes.
Splash Out: 2004 Dog Point Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, around £12.50, Flying Corkscrew (01442 412311), Noel Young (01223 844744), Handford (020-7589 6113)
A Kiwi sauvignon distinguished by youthful fruit and vigour. Refreshingly tropical and ripe, rounded by a subtle touch of oak.
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