• Sustainable Murray-Darling wine range Rewild has added the Rewild Red Blend to its line-up.
    Sustainable Murray-Darling wine range Rewild has added the Rewild Red Blend to its line-up.
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Duxton Vineyards' Murray-Darling made sustainable wine range, Rewild, has added to its line up with the Rewild Red Blend.

Duxton Vineyards' says the recent inclusion complements the existing Rewild range, further showcasing Rewild's 'unwavering commitment' to sustainability in its wine crafting. 

Rewild Red Blend joins the existing Rewild line up of Chardonnay, Moscato, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, Prosecco, Fiano, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz.

Rewild wine and grape commercial manager Tony Allen said, “We are delighted to welcome the Rewild Red Blend to our Red portfolio. The Red Blend has a deep crimson colour and purple hues, and is a fruit forward and supple wine that boasts a rich profile, showcasing prominent flavours of blackcurrant, ribena and blueberry, accompanied by dark plummy notes.”

The Rewild Red Blend is available exclusively at Dan Murphy’s and select BWS stores nationally for $9.99. 

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