ADDING QUALITY TO LIFE WITH NATURA DE-ALCOHOLISED
- 02 May 2019
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ADDING QUALITY TO LIFE WITH NATURA DE-ALCOHOLISED
In line with the latest lifestyle trends, Leopard’s Leap Wines is excited to introduce a charming new addition to the Leopard’s Leap portfolio:
Leopard’s Leap Natura De-alcoholised Classic White and Classic Red
This exciting couple gives wine lovers a delightful alternative for adding quality to life during those occasions or in those moments where alcohol can or should not be consumed. Versatile, health-conscious and delicious, Natura is ideal for a responsible, everyday quality lifestyle. Being de-alcoholised, the Natura is made from a traditional alcoholic wine from which the alcohol has been extracted to leave no more than 0.5% abv.
The Natura Classic White is a blend of Chenin Blanc and Muscat. Crisp and refreshing with tropical fruit flavours on the nose, the palate is juicy and beautifully integrated. Delightful on its own as an aperitif, it is also a lovely partner to delicate soups and all kinds of salads and seafood.
A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cinsaut, the Natura Classic Redintrigues with ripe red berries and sweet spice on the nose while the palate follows through with a smooth mouthfeel and lingering aftertaste. Delightful on its own and an outstanding and versatile partner on the dinner table.
Sourced from cool climates, the grapes for Natura wines are harvested at optimum ripeness to ensure the finest varietal characteristics. Winemaking is gentle with the minimum intervention and only when the winemaker is content with the quality of the wine, the alcohol is removed via a spinning cone. Done under vacuum and at low temperatures, this process ensures the product retains its unique appeal. Continuing towards bottling and labelling, the de-alcoholised wine is treated as an ordinary wine and handled with the utmost care and attention.
Leopard’s Leap Natura De-alcoholised Classic Red and Classic white are versatile, health-conscious and delicious. Made for you – for an everyday quality lifestyle.
Want to know more about low alcohol categories?
- Low alcohol
A drink classified as low alcohol contains 1.2% alcohol by volume, or less. It is very important that the product’s abv is indicated on the label.
- Non-alcoholic
A non-alcoholic product is not derived from a fermented product from which alcohol has been removed. Non-alcoholic products have never contained any alcohol.
- Alcohol-free
The term alcohol-free applies to drinks where the initial alcohol has been extracted to be no more than 0.05% abv. The abv should be displayed on the label.
- De-alcoholised
De-alcoholised means that alcohol has been extracted from a traditional alcoholic beverage to leave no more than 0.5% abv. The abv should be displayed on the label. Leopard’s Leap Natura White and Natura Red fall in this category.
Some frequently asked questions:
- Does Natura have less kilojoules than regular wine?An average white wine contains around 351 kJ per 100 ml. Natura Classic White contains 44 kJ / 100 ml. An average red wine contains 364 kJ / 100 ml, Natura Classic Red contains 30 kJ / 100 ml.
- Is Natura vegan? Yes, no animal by-products are used in the making of Natura.
- Where can you sell Natura? According to South African Liquor Law, any product with less than 1% alcohol is not categorised as alcohol. With a maximum alcohol of 0.5%, no liquor licence is required to sell Natura.
- Is Natura safe to consume while pregnant? The consumption of any alcohol during pregnancy is discouraged and Natura does contain the very small percentage of 0.5% alcohol. However, in the case where a pregnant woman is allowed controlled amounts of alcohol, Natura could be a safe option.
In line with the latest lifestyle trends, Leopard’s Leap Wines is excited to introduce a charming new addition to the Leopard’s Leap portfolio:
Leopard’s Leap Natura De-alcoholised Classic White and Classic Red
This exciting couple gives wine lovers a delightful alternative for adding quality to life during those occasions or in those moments where alcohol can or should not be consumed. Versatile, health-conscious and delicious, Natura is ideal for a responsible, everyday quality lifestyle. Being de-alcoholised, the Natura is made from a traditional alcoholic wine from which the alcohol has been extracted to leave no more than 0.5% abv.
The Natura Classic White is a blend of Chenin Blanc and Muscat. Crisp and refreshing with tropical fruit flavours on the nose, the palate is juicy and beautifully integrated. Delightful on its own as an aperitif, it is also a lovely partner to delicate soups and all kinds of salads and seafood.
A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cinsaut, the Natura Classic Redintrigues with ripe red berries and sweet spice on the nose while the palate follows through with a smooth mouthfeel and lingering aftertaste. Delightful on its own and an outstanding and versatile partner on the dinner table.
Sourced from cool climates, the grapes for Natura wines are harvested at optimum ripeness to ensure the finest varietal characteristics. Winemaking is gentle with the minimum intervention and only when the winemaker is content with the quality of the wine, the alcohol is removed via a spinning cone. Done under vacuum and at low temperatures, this process ensures the product retains its unique appeal. Continuing towards bottling and labelling, the de-alcoholised wine is treated as an ordinary wine and handled with the utmost care and attention.
Leopard’s Leap Natura De-alcoholised Classic Red and Classic white are versatile, health-conscious and delicious. Made for you – for an everyday quality lifestyle.
Want to know more about low alcohol categories?
- Low alcohol
A drink classified as low alcohol contains 1.2% alcohol by volume, or less. It is very important that the product’s abv is indicated on the label.
- Non-alcoholic
A non-alcoholic product is not derived from a fermented product from which alcohol has been removed. Non-alcoholic products have never contained any alcohol.
- Alcohol-free
The term alcohol-free applies to drinks where the initial alcohol has been extracted to be no more than 0.05% abv. The abv should be displayed on the label.
- De-alcoholised
De-alcoholised means that alcohol has been extracted from a traditional alcoholic beverage to leave no more than 0.5% abv. The abv should be displayed on the label. Leopard’s Leap Natura White and Natura Red fall in this category.
Some frequently asked questions:
- Does Natura have less kilojoules than regular wine?An average white wine contains around 351 kJ per 100 ml. Natura Classic White contains 44 kJ / 100 ml. An average red wine contains 364 kJ / 100 ml, Natura Classic Red contains 30 kJ / 100 ml.
- Is Natura vegan? Yes, no animal by-products are used in the making of Natura.
- Where can you sell Natura? According to South African Liquor Law, any product with less than 1% alcohol is not categorised as alcohol. With a maximum alcohol of 0.5%, no liquor licence is required to sell Natura.
- Is Natura safe to consume while pregnant? The consumption of any alcohol during pregnancy is discouraged and Natura does contain the very small percentage of 0.5% alcohol. However, in the case where a pregnant woman is allowed controlled amounts of alcohol, Natura could be a safe option.
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