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Lourensford6x Chrysalis Red Blend 2017

R308.17 Each
R308.17 Each

R1,849

Retail: R2,400
Excludes shipping
ETA: 5-10 working days
From as little as R462 with Payflex instalments
Not for persons under the age of 18.

R1,849

R2,400
About

Lourensford Wine Estate is situated at the foot of the majestic Hottentots Holland Mountains. This property is steeped in history and dates back to the 1700ʼs. Christo Wiese, Cape industrialist and retail magnate purchased this estate in 1998. Dramatic changes were to follow in the next few years. The first plantings of vines began in 2000 and the construction of the unique winery began in 2002. The magnificent soils and diverse micro-climates create the ideal terroir for world-class wines.

Product Features
  • Award: Platinum Michelangelo.
  • Previous vintage awards: Double Gold Michelangelo, 4.5 Star Platter, 91 Points Tim Atkin.
  • A red blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc.
  • Matured for 19 months in 73% new French oak barrels, only the finest barrels were selected.
  • Aromas of ripe blackberry and mulberry fruit flavours with cherries and a touch of Cape fynbos greet you on the nose. 
  • The palate is dense, structured and explosive, bursting with upfront berry fruit flavours.
  • Decant the wine for maximum enjoyment.
  • Undoubtedly a big wine, the Chrysalis pairs exceptionally well with grilled or barbequed lamb, beef, kudu, ostrich and springbok.
Product Specifications
  • Alcohol by Volume: 14%
  • Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc.
  • Region: Stellenbosch

For more information visit Lourensford

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