Ghost Corner6x Sauvignon Blanc 2024
R1,559
About
Ghost Corner by David Nieuwoudt is inspired by the extreme coastal area around Cape Agulhas near Elim, known as 'Spookdraai' where many ships have been wrecked and folklore claims that the ghosts of sailors who perished through the years can be seen wandering the wild waters. The wines in this range are as intriguing and extreme as the story of their origin at the southernmost tip of the Cape Winelands.
Product Features
- Awards: 92 Points Tim Atkin, Double Gold Michelangelo.
- After fermentation, the wine is matured on fine lees for an additional four months with a monthly bâtonnage before the final blending and bottling.
- A vibrant Sauvignon Blanc with lemongrass, green pepper, asparagus and hints of nettle.
- A wine showing great minerality and balance on the palate with loads of concentration in flavour that lingers with a creamy finish.
- Enjoy with salad niçoise or a tuna tartare with Mexican salsa do the dance, asparagus in all shapes and ways, fish with tartar sauce.
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by Volume: 13%
- Region: Cederberg
For more information visit Cederberg Wines
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