Laylo Sauvignon Blanc

A ‘sunshine in a glass’ Sauvignon Blanc that gives Marlborough Sauvignon a run for its money… Crisp and fruity, it’s all pineapples, green apples and white peach, with a lick of mouthwatering acidity. Masterchef critic William Sitwell, described this wine as 'a triumph!'


Made by third-generation winemaker, Pierre-Jean, in the Loire Valley, this wine pairs beautifully with salads, seafood and goat's cheese.


Laylo wines are sourced by a fancy Master of Wine, and wrapped in a 2.25 litre box (the equivalent of three bottles) that stays fresh for 6 weeks once open - so you can enjoy the 'odd glass'. Perfect for that Tuesday night tipple, parties and picnics.


Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week

Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week

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90% eCO₂/litre vs glass bottles
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France

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

How to open
1. Push perforated flap and remove circular tab
2. Pull tap out, position into circular opening and secure with flap
3. Remove seal and lift handles to activate tap

Box

Cardboard outer can be recycled in domestic recycling. Inner bag can be recycled at larger supermarkets, check local facilities.

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Contains Sulphites

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Contains Sulphites

Suitable for vegetarians

Laylo

Laylo Ltd
64 Nile Street
London
N1 7SR


Packaged by W1507, NR10 4BG

United Kingdom

Laylo Ltd
175 Wardour Street
London
W1F 8WU

Pierre-Jean is the fourth generation winemaker, but by no means a traditionalist! His years living and working in New Zealand allows him to perfectly combine the tropical fruits of a Marlborough Sauvignon with the crisp elegance of a French Sauvignon.

Sauvignon Blanc

2023

The 600-mile stretch of the Loire River valley and its tributaries make up one of France's top wine regions.

Pierre-Jean Sauvion