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| Winemaker |
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Hannes Nel |
| Main Variety |
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Sauvignon Blanc |
| Alcohol |
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14
%vol |
| pH |
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3.17 |
| RS |
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2.8
g/l |
| Total Acid |
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6.8
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| Appellation |
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Stellenbosch |
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| Type |
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White |
| Style |
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Dry |
| Taste |
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Fruity |
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International Wine Challenge 2012 - Bronze Decanter World Wine Awards 2012 - Bronze Medal |
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Bright colour with green tinge. Lovely cape gooseberry and ripe fig flavours with hints of greener kiwi fruit. It finishes with a pleasant freshness.
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This vintage can be enjoyed up to 2013 but will reach its best drinking potential towards the end of 2012 and with optimum cellaring will only peak towards the middle of 2013.
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| 90.2% Sauvignon blanc, 5.2% Nouvelle, 4.6% Semillon |
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To be enjoyed with simplistic, raw, fresh produce. It complements seafood and couples well with pasta, squid or a starter of tomato and goat’s cheese. The wine will do well with a warm lemon and thyme chicken dish served with steamed asparagus.
Serve this wine between 12°C - 14°C for the best results. |
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Altitude: 200m above sea level, overlooking False Bay only 8km away and cooled by its sea breezes Age of vines: 4-11 years Rootstock: 101-14 Mgt Clones: SB108, SB133, SB242, SB316, SB317 Slopes: Situated on a Western facing slope Row direction: South-West to North-East on terraces Soil type: Tukulu soil |
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The harvest dates were 25th February - 2nd of March 2011.
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It was a very dry season with a shorter ripening period resulting in lower acidity at the desired sugar levels in the grapes. Careful canopy management was done to make sure the grapes see just enough sunlight to keep them healthy and produce balanced fruit flavours.
No wood treatment but the wine spent 6 months in tanks on it’s primary lees |
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| Cellar Door Price 70 |
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