Signature Collection Sauvignon Blanc
Done with your workday? Pour yourself a glass of this South African favourite to enjoy while catching your breath or when prepping supper. Fresh gooseberries, passion fruit and green pepper flavours and well-balanced acidity make it heavenly both on its own and when paired with seafood or summer salads.
TASTING NOTE
Intense aromas of gooseberries, passion fruit and green fig, with green bell pepper undertones. The palate is fresh and mouth-watering with a well-balanced acidity.
SERVE WITH: Enjoy chilled with seafood, pasta, sushi or on its own.
ORIGIN: Western Cape
TERROIR
Vineyards are mainly planted along the coastal zone and toward certain inland areas of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Mainly Malmesbury shale and Cape granite soils.
VINEYARD AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS
Trellised vines aged between 13 and 19 years received supplementary irrigation and produced 10 to 14 tonnes per hectare. Mediterranean climate, with the temperatures lowered by the cooling effect of prevailing winds and sea breezes.
WINEMAKING
The grapes were machine-harvested early in the morning while it was still cool and the grape temperatures were low. In the cellar, we worked reductively, minimising oxidation to protect flavours. Grapes were gently pressed and only the best juice was fermented in stainless-steel tanks. After fermentation, the wine spent a few months on lees to bring complexity, before clarification and bottling.
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