Buckfast
Tonic Wine

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Wine styleDry, Full Bodied style of Wine
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About this product

Buckfast is an internationally enjoyed, unique tasting tonic wine. Equally rich in heritage, as it is in taste.
From the cooking pot to the wine or cocktail glass, Buckfast's enjoyment is only rivaled by its versatility.
The Benedictine monks of Buckfast Abbey continue to produce the tonic wine of today, enjoyed throughout the UK and around the world.
Please Note: The name Tonic Wine does not imply any health giving benefits or medicinal properties.
Taste profile
Full Bodied
Full Bodied
Full Bodied
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Full bodied red wines have a noticeably textural mouthfeel with bold, complex flavours. Often deeply coloured.
Dry
Dry
Dry
Dry
Dry
Dry
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Dry wines have no trace of sweetness at all.

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83% of reviewers would recommend this to a friend
Average customer rating: 4.2
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Also known as Shuckblast
Josh
13 February 2021
An amazing drink for all ages especially the young, massive drink back home in Northern Ireland. Nothing like getting you're first bottle at the age of 13 and drinking it down the river bann with you're mates. Like mothers milk, gives you t

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Wreck The Hoose Juice
Stuey
03 January 2021 - Adelaide
A refreshing libation once made by Monks in Buckfast Abbey, Devon. It is now enjoyed by many in the West of Scotland. It is often referred to as ‘Wreck the Hoose Juice’, ‘Commotion Lotion’ and ‘Coatbridge Table Wine’. Ignore the Wine Snobs,

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Euan
08 February 2020 - Gayndah
There’s a reason it’s big in Scotland, it’s a proper drink which will do the trick. Two bottles in and you’ll be in for a a good night, just don’t expect to sleep.
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Caffeine
Onslow
11 November 2025 - Sydney
Fortified wine with strong caffeine - what could go wrong? Mix it with red bull or the traditional Scottish Irn-Bru and you'll be in for a party.
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