South African Red Wine
If you’re looking for a country with rich and distinctive winemaking heritage, then look no further than South Africa. South African red wine is known for producing fruity, juicy wines at great value, while simultaneously providing some of the worlds most elegant fine wines. Red wine from South Africa traces its legacy as far back as the 16th century. The mild, mostly Mediterranean climate infused by the refreshing winds from the Atlantic Ocean, offers unique growing circumstances for fruit-driven red wine.
The ultimate 'Cape blend' of 57% syrah and 43% pinotage, matured in the finest French oak for 18 months. This big, bold >
Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec harvested and matured independently and skillfully brought together in this harmonious >
Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec harvested and matured independently and skillfully brought together in this harmonious >
Pinot noir grows wonderfully well in the Hemel-en-Aarde valley, benefitting from many hours of glorious sunshine and the >
The latest addition to Sumaridge's enviable range is this barrel-aged syrah, bursting with ripe bramble fruit. Deep ruby >
Vigour constraining site provides a complex, full bodied, yet classy Merlot that shows a restrained brooding dark fruit >
A great example of the first-class pinots coming from this pretty South African valley. Bold, and fruit-forward, with strawberry, >
A big, flavoursome wine bursting with ripe fruit and spice. Very unpretentious in style, easy drinking, with smooth tannins >
An exciting blend of five grape varieties, from innovative winemaker Marc Kent. Dominated by around 67% Syrah, the grapes >
Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec harvested and matured independently and skillfully brought together in this harmonious >
This is a wonderful example of the Syrah grape, showing the best qualities of the variety. It has a strong, complex aroma >
Rich, berry fruit nose with lots of ripe red plum and whiffs of white pepper. Full in the mouth, layers of berry fruit with >
Scenes from a movie based on the life of Napoleon were shot on the Cinéma site the year before vineyards were introduced, >
Mabalel is named after a poem by the legendary South African polymath Eugene Marais, which tells the story of a local chieftain’s >
