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Oldenburg Cabernet Franc 2017

R513.00

Region: Stellenbosch

Tasting note:

An inviting deep ruby colour presents in the glass. On the nose you find rhubarb, jasmine, and redcurrants, with the distinctive green bell pepper aroma that so thoroughly appeals to Cabernet Franc enthusiasts. The palate is soft and elegant, with notes of green pepper, loganberries and violets. The acidity draws out the flavours, while the tannins soften the wine in a plushy display of graceful symmetry. An enduring finish rounds off this splendid wine. It will do well to mature for another 5-7 years

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Oldenburg Vineyards is situated in an elevated position in the Banghoek Valley, above the town of Stellenbosch. In 2003 current owner and entrepreneur, Adrian Vanderspuy, acquired Oldenburg from his grandmother. He began analyzing the terroir and climate before replanting the vines, giving the estate a new life.
The Oldenburg Vineyards Series is a true expression of terroir through their range of single cultivar wines. The major geographical features that create their unique climate are known as The 8 Elements: Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, mountain ranges, mountain amphitheatre, cool winds, elevation, soils and Rondekop. The farm is surrounded by an imposing mountain amphitheatre, with their vineyards arranged like puzzle pieces around Rondekop – their iconic and perfectly round hill. The elevated position in the mountains gives a unique and refreshing coolness. The soils which are predominantly weathered granites and Table Mountain sandstones are over 600 million years old. They are perfect for water retention and their rockiness allows for deep root penetration.
The eight elements are depicted on the intricate Oldenburg Vineyards Series label design. Wines are made in an uncompromising manner, intending to showcase the finest characteristics of each cultivar.