Vriesenhof Pinot Noir 2007

The wine shows classic Pinot Noir perfumes and flavours. Bright red fruit, strawberry and raspberries on the nose with a hint of forest floor that carry through to the palate. The wine shows lingering earthy tones and mushroom aromas. Balanced by well integrated tannins and a wonderful structure with a lingering aftertaste of dried apricot and plums. The wine can be enjoyed with meat dishes like lamb or venison or fish like tuna or Norwegian salmon. The best temperature to serve the wine is between 12 and 14 ºC.

The wine can be enjoyed with meat dishes like lamb or venison or fish like tuna or Norwegian salmon. The best temperature to serve the wine is between 12° and 14° C.

variety : Pinot Noir [ 100% Pinot Noir ]
winemaker : Jan "Boland" Coetzee
wine of origin : Stellenbosch
analysis : alc : 13.58 % vol  rs : 1.7 g/l  pH : 3.45  ta : 6.6 g/l  
type : Red  style : Dry   wooded
pack : Bottle  closure : Cork  

in the vineyard : The first commercially released vintage of Vriesenhof Pinot Noir was in 2000, although Jan has been experimenting with this fickle, but fabulous grape for over 30 years. The Vriesenhof Pinot Noir is a blend of clones 777 and 115.
Situation: South facing slope in front of cellar at Vriesenhof
Altitude: 180-200m
Distance from sea: 8km
Soil Type: Decomposed granite and Malmesbury shale
Rootstock: 101-14-R110
Age Of Vines: 10 - 11 years
Trellising 5D hedge
Pruning: Short
Irrigation: Autumn Overhead

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