Bruce Jack1.5L Hand Crafted Chenin Blanc or Pinotage Cinsault 2020 (R66.50 Per Box, 6 Boxes)
R399
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About
"There are two really exciting levels to wine for me – the small, terroir-specific, top-end, super-premium wine – and then the consistently good, honest wines that deliver character and complexity at an unbelievably good price. Both levels can make you smile, both can provide sensual engagement and demand your attention. Both have their place in this intriguing world of wine." - Bruce Jack
Product Features
Chenin Blanc 2020 (1.5L x 6)
South Africa produces fantastic Chenin blanc. This wine is typical of those examples produced in the Breedekloof. The older vineyards component was fermented in French barrels for depth and complexity. The wine shows exciting stone fruit aromas. The palate is a delicious medley of summer fruits and citrus.
- Tasting note: Peaches & cream with a kiss of vanilla
- Food pairing: This wine loves spicy food, particularly Indian spices. Also try with fresh Dover sole, lemon butter, classic Caesar salad or Veal saltimbocca.
- ABV: 13%
- Region: Western Cape
- Varietal: 100% Chenin Blanc
Grapes are harvested early in the day. They are then crushed, destemmed, and fermented on the skin. Open and closed pump-overs are given for colour extract. From there the juice is fermented, blended, stabilized and filtered.
- Tasting note: Cherry, currant and plum notes with a hint of spice. Medium-bodied with medium tannins.
- Food pairing: Ripe plummy fruit with a pinch of thyme
- ABV: 13%
- Region: Western Cape
- Blend: Pinotage 60% & Cinsault 40%
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