Beyerskloof6x Pinotage 2020
R519
About
It was 30 years back – a generation ago – that the brand which has become synonymous with Pinotage was ‘born’ when the first vineyard was planted at the small home farm off the Koelenhof road, bought in 1988. Marvelling at growth and development during the 30 years since Beyers thrust his hands into the soil and planted the first vines on home soil, it’s exciting to contemplate what the next 30 years might hold as Anri and the Beyerskloof family push the envelope viticulturally and in the cellar. Might there even be one more expression of Pinotage in the making?
Product Features
- Deep ruby red in colour.
- Primary fruit aromas lead to an abundance of red berries and plums.
- Strong red berry and plum favours with elegant tannins.
- A well-balanced, medium-bodied wine with a fresh finish.
- Impressive for consistency, given the volume produced of this specific vintage.
- For a full favoured experience, we recommend drinking young.
- Enjoy with various red meat dishes, such as beef or venison steak, or even roast lamb.
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by Volume: 14%
- Region: Stellenbosch
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