Dense, crimson red, and bursting with aromas of cranberry, raspberry, crème de cassis, and macerated cherries, this is a work of art for all the senses. Supported by notes of oak spice, tobacco leaf, and fynbos, the palate is rich, luscious, and layered. While extremely drinkable right now, a few more years will only add to its complexity and elegance.
R630 per bottle.
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A work of art for all the senses
While extremely drinkable right now, a few more years will only add to the Beeslaar Pinotage 2021 complexity and elegance
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Dense, crimson red, and bursting with aromas of cranberry, raspberry, crème de cassis, and macerated cherries, this is a work of art for all the senses. Supported by notes of oak spice, tobacco leaf, and fynbos, the palate is rich, luscious, and layered. While extremely drinkable right now, a few more years will only add to its complexity and elegance.
R630 per bottle.
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