KoopmanskloofMixed Case of Premier White Wines 2018 (R49.83 per Bottle,6 Bottles)
R299
About
Koopmanskloof is set in the Bottelary Hills in Stellenbosch, with a wine tradition dating back to 1777. We are proud of this heritage, and our wines prove it.
The late Stevie Smit bought the farm from his father and the farm was expanded and owned by him until his recent demise at the age 82.
The farm is currently owned by the WS Smit Family Trust, with production and marketing operations firmly in the hands of Koopmanskloof Wingerde.
Product Features:
- 6 Bottles
- Mixed Case
- 2x Chardonnay, 2x Chenin Blanc, 2x Sauvignon Blanc
- Appellation: Stellenbosch
Tasting Notes
2x Chardonnay (Gold Michaelangelo)
Pale straw colour. Lively tropical aromas of citrus lime and orange blossoms on the nose. Unwooded style. Palate shows excellent concentration of varietal characters with satisfying finish due to extended lees contact after primary fermentation. A truly well balanced, easy drinking, fruit driven style.
2x Chenin Blanc
Pale straw colour. Expressive fruit aromas on the nose, following through on the palate. Apple, pineapple and passion fruit, with a touch of guava. Beautifully balanced wine with a complex mouthfeel due to extended lees contact, still good natural acidity to give it a crispy finish.
2x Sauvignon Blanc
Pale straw colour. Gooseberries and lemongrass on the nose, while the palate offers beautiful passion fruit and other tropical aromas. Just a touch of green notes to complete a well -balanced wine with excellent expressive varietal characters. Crisp, long succulent finish.
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