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Wine is an alcoholic drink typically made from fermented grapes. The two main types of wine are red and white, with variations like rosé and sparkling wine adding to the mix.
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Party with Australian Wine
Original price was: RM62.00.RM45.00Current price is: RM45.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Rosé Bundle
Original price was: RM414.00.RM270.00Current price is: RM270.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Cabernet Bundle
Original price was: RM414.00.RM270.00Current price is: RM270.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Pinotage Bundle
Original price was: RM414.00.RM270.00Current price is: RM270.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Chenin Blanc Bundle
Original price was: RM414.00.RM270.00Current price is: RM270.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Rosé & White Twin Bundle
Original price was: RM276.00.RM199.00Current price is: RM199.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Nederburg 56 Reds Twin Bundle
Original price was: RM276.00.RM199.00Current price is: RM199.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Party with South African Rosé
Original price was: RM276.00.RM199.00Current price is: RM199.00. Add to Cart - Sale!
Party with South African Whites
Original price was: RM276.00.RM199.00Current price is: RM199.00. Add to Cart
Frequently Ask Question (FAQ)
The alcohol content in wine can vary significantly depending on the type of wine. Generally, it ranges from 5% to 23% alcohol by volume (ABV).
Average price range for different types of wine in Malaysia:
Red Wine: A good quality red wine can cost anywhere between RM50 and RM200.
White Wine: Similar to red wine, the price for white wine is ranging from RM50 to RM200.
Rosé Wine: Rosé wines are usually less expensive than red or white wines. They typically range from RM40 to RM150.
Sparkling Wine/Champagne: Sparkling wines or Champagne are also more expensive than your average bottle of wine, starting from around RM150 for sparkling wines and RM300 for champagnes.
Generally, wines are commonly categorised into five main types: red wines, white wines, rosé wines, sparkling wines and fortified wines.
Some of the world’s most renowned wine-producing countries are from America, Argentina, Australia, Chile,France, Germany, Italy, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain and Uruguay.