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Franschhoek LegendaryMixed Case of Unlabelled Semillon, Petit Verdot & Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 (R58.25 per Bottle, 12 Bottles)
R699
Retail: R1,500
Not for sale to persons under the age of 18
About
Every case will have:
- 2 x Bottles of Semillon 2017
- 5 x Bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon 2017
- 5 x Bottles of Petit Verdot 2017
Petit Verdot:
- Sourced from the pristine valley of Franschhoek. This premium blend is from a well-known Cellar dating back to 1774.
- Penetrating Ink black colour – liquorice and black fruit nose with lingering juicy palate – Aged in older 225L French oak barrels for 14 months
- Product Features:
- 12 Bottles
- Petit Verdot
- Vintage: 2017
- Area of origin: Franschhoek
- Analysis: Alcohol 15%
- Penetrating Ink black colour
- Liquorice and black fruit nose with a lingering juicy palate
- Aged in older 225L French oak barrels for 14 months
Cabernet Sauvignon
- Sourced from the pristine valley of Franschhoek. This premium wine is from a well-known Cellar dating back to 1774.
- Deep Purple colour with ripe rich black plum fruit a juicy palate and soft tannins - Aged in 2nd fill 225L French oak barrels for 14 months
- Product Features:
- 12 Bottles
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- Vintage: 2017
- Area of origin: Franschhoek
- Analysis: Alcohol 14%
- Deep Purple colour
- Ripe rich black plum fruit a juicy palate and soft tannins
- Aged in 2nd fill 225L French oak barrels for 14 months
Semillon
- Sourced from the pristine valley of Franschhoek. This premium blend is from a well-known Cellar dating back to 1774.
- Intense lime and lanolin nose with Chalky entry and Full round mouthfeel - a great wine for seafood – fermented in a selection of old barrels for 12 months
- Product Features:
- 12 Bottles
- 98% Semillon, 2% Viognier
- Vintage: 2017
- Area of origin: Franschhoek
- Analysis: Alcohol 14.5%
- Intense lime and lanolin nose
- Chalky entry and Full round mouthfeel
- A great wine for seafood
- Fermented in a selection of old barrels for 12 months
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