92 Or More South African Celebration Red Selection

Exclusive Six Bottle Mixed Case 

The ‘Red’ case contains one bottle each of:

2022 Lukas van Loggerenberg ‘Breton’ Cabernet Franc Stellenbosch
£32.00 / bottle drink until 2032
“Lukas van Loggerenberg is a Loire Valley nut, happy to pay to drink the best that the region has to offer and learn from his favourite producers. This is a world-class expression of the variety, combining raw material from Faure and the Polkadraai Hills. Fermented with 25% whole bunches before ageing in concrete and old wood, it has wet grass and pencil shaving aromas, granite-derived freshness and a core of plum and black cherry fruit.”
96 Points, Tim Atkin MW

2021 Leeu Passant, Stellenbosch Cabernet Sauvignon
£34.00 / bottle drink until 2032
“The Leeu Passant Cabernet Sauvignon comes from two parcels on the Lower Helderberg with a marked influence from False Bay. Subtle, focused, refined and nuanced, it’s a Cape red for lovers of fine Bordeaux, combining notes of graphite, cassis, plum and fresh herbs framed by graceful tannins.”
94 Points, Tim Atkin MW

2022 ‘Lua Ilse’ Single Vineyard Grenache Noir, Piekenierskloof, Lourens Family Wines
£35.00 / bottle drink until 2028
“Seductive on the nose with wild strawberries, sour cherries, dried herbs and white pepper. Medium body with finely grained tannins and bright acidity. It has a purity of fruit at the center with a constant succulence and crunchiness. Ethereal and harmonious. White pepper mingling throughout and lifts the mid-palate onto the precise and long developing finish.”
95 Points, James Suckling

2021 Blank Bottle, ISA-42 Merlot, Helderberg
£34.00 / bottle drink until 2032
“A bold, big, structured Merlot. Beginning with a tangy, almost medicinal nose, it opens up to a rich and dense palate, with notes of cherries, strawberry sweets and violet. Silky, sappy and so well made. This was one of the first Blank Bottle wines and Pieter Walser still uses the original label design, which he created in Microsoft Word. ‘This wine is where it started,’ he says.”
94 Points, Chris Wilson, Decanter

2022 Windansea Pinot Noir, Newton Johnson, Hemel-en-Aarde
£42.00 / bottle drink until 2032
“The clays are a little shallower in the Windansea block, so the tannins are often firmer and thicker than on Seadragon. A hint of meaty reduction leads you into a palate that’s savoury, complex and built to last, all plum, redcurrant and pomegranate flavours, with a sheen of 22% new wood and undertones of Asian spices.”
96 Points, Tim Atkin MW

2018 Keermont Syrah, Stellenbosch
£29.00 / bottle drink until 2030
“The “basic” Keermont Syrah uses grapes from the Topside, Steepside and Sweetwater vineyards and is something of a bargain given its quality. Paired with 10% Mourvèdre, this is alluringly perfumed and exotic, with lavender and wild thyme aromas, bramble, pomegranate and black cherry flavours and supple tannins.”
93 Points, Tim Atkin MW

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