Bellingham Grenache Blanc

What we’re drinking this week: Bellingham Pandemonium Flying Dog Grenache Blanc

A light and lively grenache blanc with notes of green apple, citrus and yellow peach.
April 17, 2026
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Not familiar with grenache blanc? No worries, neither were we. If you enjoy discovering new varietals, this is a good place to start. Best known in southern France and Spain, it’s now increasingly planted in South Africa, producing medium- to full-bodied white wines with a fresh, gently rounded, textured feel.

Our pick this week:

Bellingham’s Pandemonium Flying Dog Grenache Blanc

R199.99,Woolworths

Why we love it:

Grenache blanc doesn’t always get the spotlight – which is a pity, because wines like this make a very good case for it. Bellingham’s Pandemonium Flying Dog is bright and breezy, with plenty of citrus, pear and ripe peach. Best with lighter fare, crisp salads, fresh seafood or grilled calamari, ideally enjoyed outdoors. It’s fresh, easy-going, and just a little cheeky.

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Sarah Buitendach

With a sharp eye for design, Sarah has an unparalleled sense of shifting cultural, artistic and lifestyle sensibilities. As the former editor of Wanted magazine, founding editor of the Sunday Times Home Weekly, and many years in magazines, she is the heartbeat of Currency’s pleasure arm.

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