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Two Oceans simple snack solution
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Feb 20th, 13:22
Take a taste tip from Two Oceans winemaker Michael Bucholz. Whether watching his favourite game on TV or putting his feet up after a busy day in the cellar, he'll often pair a glass of lightly chilled fresh and zesty Two Oceans Sauvignon Blanc with onion and balsamic-flavoured crisps or alternatively, with sea salt and black pepper chips.
"Some days call for hassle-free sipping and crunching. That's when you don't necessarily feel like a full-scale meal but want a nice savoury nosh with a good drop of wine. Why over-complicate life when you can keep it simple but tasty?"
When he's in the mood for red, he'll open the Two Oceans Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot blend and match its soft, smooth and juicy berry taste with cheddar or smoked beef-flavoured crisps.
Two Oceans wines sell for around R35 a bottle. Click here for more information on Two Oceans Wines
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