Arabella Reserve Pinotage 2021
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About the wine
Sip South Africa's signature grape
- Pinotage is a cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut and is rarely found outside of South Africa! Now's your chance to see what all the fuss is about.
- This deliciously dark grape was harvested from Stellenbosch in South Africa's Western Cape where it develops its signature intense and complex flavors.
- Full of bold dark berry and spice flavors, this red pairs perfectly with grilled dishes and good memories.
Best before
Good aging potential
Serving advice
Open one hour before pouring. Will benefit from aeration in a decanter.
Food match
Roast lamb; spicy, marinated meats or venison
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
South Africa
Western Cape
Pinotage
Smooth Red
13.5% ABV
750ml
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Stephen & Jamie de Wet
The de Wet’s are one of the longest-serving and most successful winemaking families in Robertson Valley. With your funding, they’ve built a world-famous brand in Arabella – and the highest-rated, best-selling regional Reserve Cab in Naked history.
Stephen’s made wine from the family vineyard since the tender age of 17 and he’s passed his passion onto son Jamie, who now makes wines hand-in-hand with Dad at the de Wet’s 16th-generation family farm.
...and thanks to Angels, the de Wet boys make more crowd-pleasing Arabella wines than pretty much all your winemakers put together. To be precise – in a stacking contest, the total number of wines they’ve made for you beats the height of 226 Everests. Talk about the peak of a career!
Ratings
275,750
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