Wine: Something for the weekend?
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2009 La Poda Sauvignon Blanc Verdejo, Vino de la Terra de Castilla y Léon
Most Spanish wines are currently 25 per cent off, making this zingy, grapefruity dry-white Spanish blend of sauvignon blanc with Rueda’s local verdejo irresistible. £6.65, buy 2 = £4.99, Majestic.
Under £10
2009 AA Badenhorst Secateurs Chenin Blanc, Swartland
Rich Cape chenin blanc from ex-Rustenburg winemaker, there’s opulent yet fresh peachy fruit here rounded out by a touch of honey. £8.50-£9, Stone, Vine & Sun (01962 712351), Handford (020 7589 6113)
Splash out
Joseph Drouhin 2008 Rully, Premier Cru, France
This Côte Chalonnaise white burgundy from one of its greatest exponents is as stylish as it gets at the price: fresh, fragrant, richly textured stonefruits with buttery oak and minerality. £13.99, Waitrose.
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