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A crisp, refreshing Sauvignon Blanc is fast becoming the go-to tipple for thousands of Aussies.
The zero sugar white wine by Little Ripples is winning fans who rave about the clean, floral taste, as well as the knowledge that every bottle sold ensures a year’s worth of clean drinking water for a person in a developing community.
And for a limited time, the already affordable $21.50 drop is available for 20 per cent off, when purchased in a pack of six.
To take advantage of the offer, simply use the discount code WWD20 at checkout to get a $129 six-pack for $103.20, equating to just $17.20 per bottle.
The 2023 South Australian Sauvignon Blanc evokes floral summer meadows and freshly cut grass, with notes of citrus and passionfruit.
Best paired with something light, such as seafood or salad, it’s the ultimate warm weather tipple – with hundreds of five star reviews to vouch for it’s exceptional quality.
One delighted customer dubbed the Sauvignon Blanc the ‘best wine I have ever tried.’
Little Ripples boasts a return customer rate far higher than industry standard, as many of the online reviews attest: ‘I have been ordering Little Ripples for a long time and I love the Sauvignon Blanc,’ one repeat customer wrote.
‘I have recommended it to my friends and family and they love it too.’
‘So enjoyable. Fresh and crisp. I love this wine so much that I will be purchasing again and again,’ another added. ‘Highly recommended.’
With more than 435 five-star reviews, the Sauvignon Blanc is the brand’s most popular drop, followed closely by the 2023 South Australian Rosé.
The easy-drinking, medium bodied blush from the Adelaide Hills has fruity aromas of strawberry, red cherry and red apple.
The Sauvignon Blanc has hundreds of five star reviews from happy customers who love the zero sugar content and crisp, refreshing taste. With the discount offer, a pack of six is $103.20
Usually $120 for a six-pack, the Rosé is currently $96 with the discount code WWD20 – just $16 a bottle.
The low alcohol version boasts half the alcohol content and half the calories.
Little Ripples sources its wines from Australia’s wine premier regions including Barrosa, Adelaide Hills, and Coonawarra.
The brand offers low calorie, low alcohol, low sugar and zero sugar options across its range, which also includes Pinot Grigio, Prosecco, Shiraz, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and more.
A number of bundles are available for customers wishing to sample tipples from the Little Ripples offering, including a Fan Favourites pack of the brand’s most popular wines, or the Greatest Hits, which includes Prosecco and Sparkling.
Little Ripples are on a mission to supply five million people in developing communities with clean water in the next 10 years.
So far, the socially conscious brand has built 69 water wells across India and Africa, providing 751,220 people with a year of clean drinking water – and they hope to make it a million people by the end of this financial year.
So far, the socially conscious brand has impacted 751,220 people, and is aiming to help one million by the end of this financial year
Australians are loving this ‘premium wine with a purpose’, and Little Ripples are hoping to build on the momentum to achieve their ambitious goal.
‘We need the support of Australians and wine lovers worldwide,’ said company CEO Dustin Leonard.
‘Every bottle counts, every sip makes a difference. With collective action, we can reach our 5 million person goal and provide clean water to those who need it most.’
Little Ripples launched in September 2019, saw huge growth in online sales the following year during the pandemic, and has been going from strength to strength.
Every bottle sold provides a year of clean drinking water for one person in a developing community
This is not entrepreneur Dustin Leonard’s first socially conscious enterprise – the former CLEO Bachelor started a condom company that donated one condom to a developing country for every one sold in Australia.
The American ex-pat created HERO Condoms as part of a marketing assignment during his post-graduate degree at the University of Sydney in 2012.
Within three years, the condoms were stocked in more than 3,000 retailers including Coles and Woolworths.
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