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David & Nadia Chenin Blanc 2018

R399.00

Region:  Swartland

Tasting notes:

A pure Chenin Blanc that speaks from the heart. This is designed to bring together best of Swartland Chenin as a whole. A beautiful, softly-textured and fine boned wine from traditional bush vines averaging 50 years old, whole bunch pressed, fermented and aged in neutral French oak casks for 11 months. A selection blend of seven different vineyards in 2018, including both single vineyards Hoe-Steen and Plat-Bos, with a high proportion of granitic soils complemented by clay and iron. Certified for the first time under the “Old Vine Project” label.

Food pairing

A light, fragrant Cape Malay fish curry would be a great match with this Chenin Blanc.

5 in stock.
As our stock is sold through our two retail outlets and online, stock levels are provided as a guide only and are liable to change.

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Region:  Swartland

David and Nadia Sadie are based in the Swartland, and believe that wine is all about natural balance, purity and freshness and that these qualities can only be rightfully expressed when the soil and vineyards are respected. They work with various vineyards and like-minded farmers in the Swartland that share our vision and focus is on different soil types, mountain terrain and mainly bush vines with a minimal intervention approach in the cellar

Grapes from six different Swartland Chenin blanc vineyards are used (only dry land farmed bush vines). The ages of the vineyards vary, being planted between 1968 and 1981.