2009 SLOWINE ROSÉ
| Grapes: Pinot Noir | Origin: South Africa, |
Lea & Sandeman review
Soft, juicy Pinot Noir based with lovely fruit from the Cape's Overberg vineyards.| Purchasing options | |||||||
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Slowine
The Slowine company was formed by a group of growers around the Groenland Mountain, namely Paul Cluver, Villiersdorp Cellars, Luddite and Beaumont, who have come together to share their expertise and grapes, and create a range of easy-drinking and very affordable wines.
Mixed Cases
The WACKY ROSÉ selection
During those balmy Summer's evenings a chilled bottle of Provençal rosé often hits the spot. But, when the Summer has dragged on for a while, the old taste-buds yearn for something different, something with a bit of flavour. Allow us to present you with a selection of rosés that are little more "off the wall". There are a brace of Italians - one from the heart of Chiantishire and brimming with ripe red berry fruit, the other a dark and mysterious rose from Campania that is a round and satisfying accompaniment to surprisingly substantial dinners, simple pasta dishes, anything from the BBQ, or the cheese board. There is a sweetly fruited Kiwi rosé from Wairarapa that is fun and joyous and quite uncomplicated. And, then, there is the smooth easy feel of Paul Cluver's South African Slowine. All these rosés are dry. All these rosés are delicious.
