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De GrendelRosé 2020 (R73.16 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)

R73.16 Per Bottle
R73.16 Per Bottle

R439

R510
Excludes shipping
Not for persons under the age of 18

R439

R510
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About

Sir David Graaff first planted vines on De Grendel in 1999, almost 200 years after the last vines were destroyed. Since then De Grendel has become synonymous with exquisite wines, borne of the Graaff's love of the soil and scientific approach to winemaking. De Grendel, meaning latch or lock-in Dutch, is one of Cape Town’s oldest farms, stretching out over almost 330 hectares on the fynbos-covered slopes of Tygerberg Hill. The breathtaking view of Table Mountain from the farm, 350 meters above sea level, is arguably the best in the Cape Winelands. On a clear day, you can see all the way from Table Bay to False Bay, and sometimes even on to Cape Point.

Product Features
  • Trellised and bush vine Pinotage and Cabernet Sauvignon from the Coastal Region were purposefully grown to produce our high-quality Rosé.
  • With supplemented irrigation, the well-drained vineyards planted in weathered shale soils produced 12 tons per hectare.
  • Pale rose gold in colour, with a pronounced bouquet of watermelon, raspberry coulis and passion fruit.
  • The palate is dry with medium acidity, packed with red berry flavours, floral undertones and a crisp citrus tail.
  • De Grendel Rosé is the ideal partner for lighter summer fare such as spicy prawns, Portuguese sardines and salads made with red fruits such as watermelon, raspberries, strawberries and pomegranate.
  • This youthful and vibrant wine is best enjoyed early while still fresh and crisp.
Product Specifications
  • ABV: 12.81%
  • Blend: 50% Pinotage and 50% Cabernet Sauvignon
  • Region: Paarl
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