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Seven SpringsChardonnay 2017 (R133.16 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)

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About

Seven Springs Vineyard is a premium wine producer, situated on the R320 Hemel en Aarde Valley road, between the seaside town of Hermanus and the spa town of Caledon, in the picturesque Western Cape, South Africa. The vineyard nestles between Shaws Mountain to the north and the Teslaarsdal Mountain Range to the south, with Walker Bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond these mountains. It is this oceanic influence, coupled with our shale derived soils, known locally as Bokkeveld Shale, that gives our vines the potential to produce exceptional grapes from both north and south-facing vineyards.

Product Features
  • This wine shows all the classic yet fresh characteristics of Chardonnay produced in the cooler Overberg region.
  • On the palate the wine is weighted and complex with clean fruit flavours, lingering minerality and striking acidity.
  • Aromas and flavours of ripe apples, tropical fruit, white florals, hints of nuttiness and even coconut.
  • Recommended for sharing with friends over a crispy pork belly, a roasted chicken or even a curry.
  • Perfect serving temperature is vital and we recommend 14-16 ° C.
Product Specifications
  • Cultivar: 100% Chardonnay
  • Region: Overberg
  • ABV: 13.38% 
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