Introductory Wines - Mixed White Wine Case of 6 x 75cl

If you’re a fan of fresh, crisp, and easy-to-love white wines, this is your perfect match. Our White Wine Discovery Case brings together six hand-picked bottles from some of the world’s best white wine regions. Whether you’re new to wine or simply looking to explore different styles and grapes, this set delivers a fantastic mix—from bright and zesty to soft and aromatic.

You’ll find something here for every palate, every meal, and every occasion. This case includes wines from Italy, Spain, South Africa, and New Zealand—each with its own story, character, and flavour. It’s a chance to travel the world through your glass without ever leaving home.

• El Ninot de Paper Blanco (Spain – Macabeo, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay) Fresh and lively with citrus peel, soft floral notes, and a touch of tropical fruit.
• Il Traliccio Trebbiano (Italy – Trebbiano) Light, clean, and easy-drinking—think green apple, crisp pear, and a gentle almond finish.
• Blockhead Chenin Blanc (South Africa – Chenin Blanc) Juicy and vibrant with pineapple, guava, and a subtle honeyed character that adds real charm.
• Il Caggio Pinot Grigio (Italy – Pinot Grigio) Classic northern Italian style—dry and refreshing with white peach, lemon zest, and floral hints.
• Nika Tiki Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand – Sauvignon Blanc) Bursting with passionfruit, lime, and fresh-cut grass—pure Marlborough in a bottle.
• Montecalvo Falanghina (Italy – Falanghina) Zesty and aromatic with citrus peel, orange blossom, and a clean, slightly nutty finish.

This case is all about versatility. The crisp acidity and fresh fruit in these wines make them perfect with food. Pair El Ninot de Paper Blanco or Nika Tiki Sauvignon Blanc with seafood, sushi, or leafy salads. Il Traliccio Trebbiano and Montecalvo Falanghina are great with grilled vegetables, light pasta dishes, or Mediterranean plates. If you’re going for something a bit richer, Blockhead Chenin Blanc holds up beautifully with creamy recipes or lightly spiced curries. And Il Caggio Pinot Grigio? It’s a classic all-rounder—ideal on its own or with almost any light dish.