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  • Syrah 2019

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    A light and fresh red drinking wine with peppery undertones, typical of the Swartland, for any occasion.

  • Taaibosch Crescendo 2019

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    Mineral, crushed stone, lots of earthy undertones. Very Bordeaux-like, with freshly incorporated notes of sage, thyme and bay leaf adding freshness to balance the fine, precise Cabernet Franc tannins. Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon.

  • Tabula Rasa CY548 Chardonnay

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    Fuller and richer from high-density vineyard, but also retains lovely freshness. Fragrant honeysuckle, riper fruit, toasted almond
    nuance. A mineral, wet stone luminescence lights up the dry finish

  • Tabula Rasa CY95 Chardonnay

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    Youthful flint has evolved into a nose of fresh ocean air complemented by lemon peel, lemon blossom, white nectarine
    Palate has lovely concentration with good viscous texture and good lasting acidity.

  • Tabula Rasa PN114 Pinot Noir

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    Stellar feminine style Pinot, 10% whole bunch ferment, bi-daily punch-downs, 10 months in 300L oak, half new

  • Tabula Rasa PN115 Pinot Noir

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    Lightest, most delicate of the clonal quartet from single vineyard planted high-density (more vines competing concentrates
    flavour), aromatic with cherry & red berry features, hints of mushroom, bone-dry finale with gentle soft finish

  • Tabula Rasa PN667 Pinot Noir

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    Biggest, boldest of the four, earthy tangy cherry intrigue & firm farewell flourish celebrating its muscle. Full, layered
    expression

  • Tabula Rasa PN777 Pinot Noir

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    Beauty is in the balance. Good colour but not extracted, complex aromas beyond simple cherry, grip without grunt, layers of
    wondrous complexity

  • Terra Del Capo Wines

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    In homage to the late Anthonij Rupert and his passion to bring the finest Italian varietals to South African soils, with two distinctly Italian wines. The soil of the Cape, the heart of Italy.

  • Terroir Selection Chenel

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    This Chenel is true to the terroir characterized by cool climate and limestone soils. It has apple and peach notes on the nose, minerality and soft acidity on the palate. The oak aromas are well integrated and very subtle on the taste.

  • Terroir Selection Chenin Blanc

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    This Chenin Blanc is true to the terroir characterized by cool climate and limestone soils. It has fresh fruit aromas on the nose and rich minerality and soft acidity on the palate. The oak aromas are well integrated and very subtle on taste.

  • Terroir Selection Pinotage

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    Upfront ripe cherries and plums with some herbal notes on the nose. On the palate the aromas follow through with pleasant well rounded soft tannins. This wine will continue to evolve in years to come.

  • The 19th Cabernet Merlot

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    A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Wooded and well rounded, this wine is deep red in colour and offers a nose of prominent blackcurrant and spices.A medium-bodied wine with a palette of red fruit flavours as rewarding as a round well played.

  • The 19th Chenin Blanc

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    Delicate straw yellow in colour with subtle green tinge. Vivid peach, apricot and melon aromas on the nose. A lively entry to the palate with ample fresh fruit character balanced by crisp and refreshing acidity, displaying some citrus notes that add.

  • The 19th Sauvignon blanc

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    Wines made by golfers, for golfers. With a bracing lingering vibrancy, this wine shows enchanting notes of green fig, melon and ripe apple. A summery fragrant nose including blossoms and wild flowers makes it a white fit to finish any green.

  • The Ahrens Family

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    Handcrafted address specific wines from South Africa.

    http://www.theahrensfamily.co.za/