A blend of Grenache and Cinsault create a charming pastel coloured wine. Fresh bouquet with discreet almond aroma. Fruity, seductive and frank with notable finesse on the palate. Pair with grilled fish, barbecue, spicy dishes.

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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.

When Pinotage is grown on the foothills of the Breedekloof (Broad Valley) the soil gives the wine a distinct red cherry aroma. By fermenting the wine slowly and at cool temperatures we create a soft, almost creamy mouth feel and lots of cherry, ripe plum with hints of chocolate and a tiny mocha zing on the finish - very balanced and moreish.

This wine has a captivating dark red color; offers a mixture of fresh red fruits and notes of black fruits. These aromas are confirmed in the mouth by combining with tannins melted into a fleshy and suave structure. The brew leaves a balanced finish mixing spices and fruits, leaving you with a travel impression in one sip. To be enjoyed on roast poultry or a pâté in the crust for example.

Light straw yellow colour with greenish reflections. Fruity bouquet of ripe apples, and acacia flowers. Fruity with a bright, refreshing and zesty finish.

Intense purple coloured wine with some violet hues. Pleasant aromas of red berries, cherries and grapes marked with notes of candy and vanilla that result after maturing n in American oak for 12 months (Bourbon barrels of 200 l. capacity). On the palate, this wine displays a gentle entrance with soft tannins that give creaminess, volume and fleshiness. Flavours of ripe and candied fruit are perfectly combined with the notes of smoke provided the oak toast, leaving a long and persistent finish.

Classic is a own category in the German quality designation system. Grapes for Classic must meet higher ripeness requirements and can only be made from traditional varieties which are typical for the region, i.e. Riesling for the Mosel. Classic wines must always be made in a harmonious dry style only.
A medium-bodied, elegant dry wine. Crisp and full of flavour hinting of ripe apples and a touch of the slate soil it was grown on. It is a very well-balanced, dry, very food-friendly wine.

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Ruby red. Hints of red fruits, plums, and black cherries. Warm, full-bodied and harmonious.

Medium ruby colour, with intense red and dark fruit aromas, with a slight of earthy and savoury notes. Slight oaky notes without overshadowing the bright fruit. Fresh palate with well-integrated medium tannins. Straightforward and easy drinking.

Why do we call our wines “Le Grand Noir”? Our black sheep logo gives one clue - we are rather unconventional wine makers. The original Grand Noir - “Big Black” was a priest of the Cathar religion, in the region of Carcassonne. The Cathars were heretics - a breakaway group from the Catholic Church of the day, who has some very unconventional views.

This GSM (Grenache-Shiraz-Mourvedre) blend offers intense aromas of spicy blackberry, dark plum, licorice, cocoa, and spice. On the palate, it is rich and complex with soft tannins.

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This Viognier displays a nice pale gold colour and a complex and intense nose, full of floral, dry fruit, peach and honey aromas. It is a rich and persistent wine.

Under a pretty garnet robe, dark and intense, the nose reveals beautiful aromas of red berries The mouth, expressive, reveals a supple matter with crunchy red fruits.