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Wine Delivery - New World Mix
Product Code: P00589


£79.99

How does the gift experience voucher work?

The Golden Moments Gift
Receive a package consisting of 6 bottles of the most delicious wines from Australia, Chile and South Africa and discover the flavours of these fascinating countries with your tongue. This unique journey will let you feel the Southafrican, Southamerican and Australian way of life without leaving home. Enjoy an unforgettable evening with your friends or highlight a romantic moment with this luxury products.

Vital Information
Your wine delivery will include 6 bottles from Australia, Chile and South Africa.

Delivery
The delivery is included. When you place your order, we will send the wine directly to you or the recipient by standard delivery within 7-10 days. This service is included in the price but does not include weekends nor addresses outside of mainland UK. (Monday to Friday only).


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Wine Delivery - New World Mix : UK Mail Order



EXPERIENCE TOTAL		£79.99

Fascinating Facts

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