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Sweet reds for the sweet tooth, dry reds for the nyama choma, and whites, rosé and bubbles for everything else. A proper cellar from South Africa to France, at your door in Nairobi in about 30 minutes.

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About Wine

Sweet or dry?

Start here. It matters more than the grape. Sweet reds are a Nairobi favourite: Robertson, Caprice and Four Cousins sweet reds are soft, juicy and lovely slightly chilled.

Dry reds have more grip, which is exactly what you want next to grilled meat. Try Nederburg Cabernet Sauvignon, Drostdy Hof Claret Select or Mucho Mas Black Edition from Spain. All red wine

Whites and rosé

With fish or chicken, go for a dry white. Sauvignon Blanc is zesty and green-fruity: Frontera from Chile or Hesketh from Australia. Got a sweet tooth? Robertson and Four Cousins make sweet whites too. Rosé sits in the middle, and San Felipe's Malbec rosé from Argentina is a dry, berry-bright pick. White wine · Rosé

Bubbles

Prosecco for brunch, Champagne for the big news. Fantinel Prosecco is a crowd favourite, and Moët & Chandon is ready when the moment calls for it. Sparkling wine · Champagne

How much to get?

A 75cl bottle pours about five glasses. Hosting six for dinner? Grab two or three. For a bigger table, Caprice comes in 1L, Robertson in 1.5L, and Drostdy Hof in a 5L box.

Where it's from

Most of the cellar is South African, and it's great value. France, Argentina, Italy and Chile fill out the rest. Every type and its starting price is in the price guide below, VAT included.

Wine price guide

Wine: 222 options in stock, from KSh 690 to KSh 55,999. Prices in Kenya shillings, VAT included, delivered across Nairobi, usually within 30 minutes, or by courier countrywide on the next working day.

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