South Africa

Brilliantly made Chenin Blanc from the Western Cape. All about freshness here, with no oak whatsoever. Citrus and green apple on the nose that continues on the palate. For the price, this wine certainly over delivers. Lo...(read more)

Lovely pungent kiwi and passion fruit, bright and pure with a citrus back note. Clean and precise. Lovely tropical fruit, elegant, nicely composed with good balance and length.

Roussanne is a grape variety originally hailing from the southern Rhone Valley in France, and it's quite unusual to find it in South Africa. A lovely bold, rich, honey flecked white with wild flowers, quince and a nice c...(read more)

Invitingly rich, with textbook mineral intensity slicing through bright peach and fresh grapefruit flavours. Ginger and nutmeg spiced notes also present. Balanced oak and fruit complexities are focused by a refreshing le...(read more)

DeMorgenzon’s Chenin Blanc comes from low-yielding vines planted in 1972, which were originally planted as bush vines but recently lifted onto trellises. The vines are planted in decomposed granite soils, at altitudes of...(read more)

A blend of three mountainous Stellenbosch vineyards. The wine is supremely expressive of these distinct sites, with soils of pure shale, Greywacke and granite; aromatics of waxy flowers popping open in the breeze, crushe...(read more)

From historic bush vines planted in 1942 and 1962. Shaped by the decades, these vines produce concentrated Sémillon pearls, interspersed with the mysterious, old vine oddity, the mutated Sémillon Gris. Pict...(read more)