GlenellyGlass Collection Syrah 2018 (R108.17 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R649
About
The 1783 stamp on the Glenelly wine labels signifies nearly 250 years of the family's involvement in the wine industry which continues into the 21st century at Glenelly. Their ancestor, Elie Miailhe, was granted the title of 'royal wine broker' in 1783. May de Lencqueasing continues this tradition together with her grandchildren, Nicolas Bureau and Maxime Bureau.
Product Features
- Awards: 4 Star Platter, 90 Points Tim Atkin.
- After fermentation, they were given three weeks of extended skin contact before being transferred to used French oak barrels for malolactic fermentation.
- The wine stayed in the barrels for twelve months.
- The Syrah has a wonderful bright and rich colour with deep purple undertones.
- On the nose is an intriguing mixture of both floral tones with spicy fruit.
- The palate expresses white pepper spice, spicy plum and dark berry - all supported by a fine, velvety texture.
- Enjoy with roast leg of lamb.
Product Specifications
- Alcohol by Volume: 14.5%
- Region: Stellenbosch
For more information visit Glenelly
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