VriesenhofGrenache Rosé 2020 (R64.83 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R389
About
The Coetzees arrived in Table Bay around 1679 and lovingly took into their possession, their first piece of land in Stellenbosch in 1682 (today known as Coetzenburg). They later bought more land in the Jonkershoek Valley. Jan 'Boland' Coetzee then went on to pursue his passion by studying viticulture in 1963 at Stellenbosch University. In the December of 1980, Jan bought Vriesenhof. Situated at the foothills of the Stellenbosch Mountain, Vriesenhof is where the ever-changing climatic effect of the Atlantic Ocean is evident throughout the year. And where the wine is ever-flowing.
Product Features
- Expect aromas of ruby grapefruit with cherries and raspberries, followed by a beautiful citrus finish.
- The wine has an aging potential of 3-4 years from vintage.
- This rosé is a popular choice as an accompaniment to any leisurely summer lunch - enjoy with sushi, tapas, or light summer salads.
Product Specifications
- ABV: 13%
- Region: Stellenbosch
For more information visit Vriesenhof
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