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DOUGLAS GREEN CHENIN SAUVIGNON BLANC

R75,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Tropical aromas abundantly blend with soft green asparagus and fig notes.

Palate: Subtle asparagus and fig flavours blend with nuances of tropical fruit.

Finish: A cheeky dry finish with lingering citrus notes.

AWARDS:

International Wine Challenge: Commended (2018)

International Wine & Spirit Competition: Silver (2018)

DOUGLAS GREEN MERLOT

R85,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
What makes Douglas Green Merlot stand out is its balanced expression of South African terroir—a blend of juicy red and dark fruits, soft, approachable tannins, and a whisper of oak. The wine’s drinkability and consistency make it a mainstay for both casual enjoyment and emerging wine collections. Its style reflects the pioneering spirit of Douglas Green himself—the ambition to create a signature wine that delivers depth without overreaching, making it a smart, reliable choice for collectors looking for quality at value.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • International Wine Competition: Gold Medal
  • Sommelier's Choice Awards: Silver Medal
  • South African Wine Awards: Bronze Medal
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Inviting aromas of black cherry, plum, redcurrant, and blackberry, layered with soft spice and gentle oak nuances.

Palate: Medium-bodied, the palate offers juicy red-berry fruit, fleshy plum, and mulberry, balanced by ripe, plush tannins and soft oak.

Finish: A smooth, lingering finish with a juicy core, subtle spice, and a gentle interplay of fruit and soft wood.

DOUGLAS GREEN MERLOT MALBEC

R79,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
  • Balanced Blend: The Merlot provides softness and structure, while Malbec adds depth and fruit richness.
  • Fine Vineyard Sourcing: Grapes come from a mix of different Western Cape regions, giving a breadth of terroir and flavour.
  • Value Collector Piece: With vibrant fruit, approachable structure, and a good price point, this is a wine that works well for both casual drinking and modest cellar ageing.
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: The wine opens with crushed summer berries — think blackberries and plums — layered with generous red fruit aromas and soft oak spice.

Palate: It’s succulent and generous on the palate, offering ripe berries, fleshy plum and juicy red fruit, while the oak adds gentle spice and a subtle vanilla character. The blend is smooth and soft, with a plush texture.

Finish: The finish is clean and juicy, leaving a lingering impression of fruit with hints of oak spice.

DOUGLAS GREEN PINOTAGE

R90,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
What makes Douglas Green special is its Independence. Unbound by the limitations of a single estate’s weather or soil, the winemakers have the freedom to select fruit that fits a specific, high-quality profile every year. It is "Special" because it represents "The People’s Choice"—it is an honest, unpretentious wine that has remained a favourite in South African households for generations due to its exceptional reliability and "true-to-grape" flavour.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Tim Atkin MW: 87/100 (2023 Vintage)
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3 Stars
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: An inviting and clean aromatic profile. Immediate notes of ripe purple plums and wild mulberries are followed by a subtle, characteristic hint of banana and a touch of sweet spice.

Palate: Juicy, medium-bodied, and remarkably smooth. The palate is dominated by red berry fruit and black cherries, supported by integrated, soft tannins. It is well-balanced with a refreshing acidity that keeps it lively.

Finish: A clean, fruit-driven finish that lingers with a final, savoury whisper of toasty oak and vanilla.

DOUGLAS GREEN SAUVIGNON BLANC

R80,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: Alluring green pepper, fig chalky mineral aromas layered with a tropical fruit melange of pineapple and granadilla, typical of this variety.
  • Palate: Dry bracing crispness on entry followed by fresh green pepper and a tropical fruit intensity that is well integrated. 
  • Finish: A zesty acidity and a lively aftertaste.
AWARDS/REVIEWS:
  • International Wine & Spirit Competition: Silver (2018).
  • International Wine Challenge: Commended (2018).
  • Wine Enthusiast: 87/100

DOUGLAS GREEN SHIRAZ

R90,00

Why is it Special?

What makes Douglas Green special is its "Guaranteed Consistency." Because it is not tied to a single estate, the winemakers have the freedom to select only the best fruit from each vintage to maintain its signature profile. It is "Special" because it offers **Everyday Sophistem—**giving you the "blackcurrant" and "clove" notes of a premium Shiraz at a price point that encourages regular enjoyment. It is the go-to bottle for the practical wine lover who wants a "no-surprises" red that delivers on quality every single time.

Awards & Ratings

  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3 Stars – "A dependable and well-fruited Shiraz; juicy, spicy, and very moreish."
  • Michelangelo International Wine Awards: A regular winner for its "Authentic Varietal Character and Technical Purity."
 

Tasting Notes

Nose: A vibrant and upfront bouquet. Expect an immediate burst of ripe plums and blackberries, followed by sophisticated layers of cracked black pepper, clove, and a subtle hint of sweet oak.

Palate: Medium-bodied, succulent, and incredibly smooth. The palate is packed with dark berry fruit and mulberry, supported by supple, integrated tannins. There is a beautiful balance between the fruit purity and the savoury spice.

Finish: A clean and lingering finish. It leaves a savoury trail of baking spices and a final, refreshing whisper of toasty vanilla.

DOUGLAS GREEN SUNKISSED NATURAL SWEET ROSÉ

R80,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Lovely fresh strawberry and Turkish delight aromas.

Palate: Vibrant and explosive candied red berry flavours.

Finish: A soft, moreish finish.

DOUGLAS GREEN SUNKISSED WHITE

R90,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Vibrant lemon, lime and pineapple aromas blend in an enticing bouquet.

Palate: Delicious honeyed fruit flavours are laced with hints of spice.

Finish: A soft, sweet and fruity blend and finish

DURBANVILLE HILLS CABERNET SAUVIGNON

R95,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
This Cabernet stands out as a refined expression of South African Cab from a cooler‑climate site, which is somewhat atypical for the varietal in the region. Because of the maritime influence and selected vineyards, the wine shows freshness, elegance and good value. For collectors, it offers a chance to include a well‑balanced, terroir‑driven Cape Cab without the ultra‑premium price tag.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Michelangelo International Wine & Spirit Awards: Gold (2021)
  • International Wine & Spirit Competition: Silver (2016 & 2013)
  • China Wine & Spirit Competition: Silver (2012)
  • Tim Atkin: 85/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: A rich bouquet opens with aromas of sweet plums, prunes, and dark blackberries, layered with cedarwood and cinnamon spice, and subtle savoury notes developing with aeration.

Palate: Medium to full‑bodied in style, the palate reveals flavours of blackcurrant, ripe red plums and rich cherry, supported by firm yet refined tannins and balanced acidity. Oak influence brings gentle notes of dark chocolate and vanilla‑spice.

Finish: The finish is long and satisfying, leaving lingering impressions of dark fruit, cedary spice and mineral undertones, with the tannins and acidity delivering structure and poise.

DURBANVILLE HILLS CHARDONNAY

R95,00
TASTING NOTES: Nose: Zesty citrus and butterscotch aromas blend pleasantly with orange blossom and dried apricot hints. Palate: A well-balanced wine with sweet fruit flavours and lovely bursts of orange zest. Finish: A delicious, fresh finish. AWARDS/REVIEWS: International Wine & Spirit Competition: Bronze (2022 & 2021) Michelangelo International Wine & Spirit Competition: Gold (2018). Tim Atkin: 84/100

DURBANVILLE HILLS CHENIN BLANC

R90,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: Initial guava, passion fruit and apricot aromas enhance the peach, citrus and lime notes.
  • Palate: A medium-bodied wine with wonderful citrus and peach flavours underscored by sweet oak spice.
  • Finish: A sweet lingering finish.
AWARDS/REVIEWS:
  • International Wine & Spirit competition: Bronze (2022).
  • Michelangelo International Wine & Spirits Awards: Double Gold (2022), Gold (2021)

DURBANVILLE HILLS CHENIN BLANC LIGHT

R90,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Vibrant tropical fruit, ripe pear, lime, pineapple, paw-paw, and floral notes.

Palate: Refreshing with a perfect balance between fresh fruit flavours and a crisp acidity.

Finish: A sweet lingering finish.

DURBANVILLE HILLS COLLECTORS RESERVE CHENIN BLANC

R149,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: Subtle nuances of lead pencil, yellow apple and lime.
  • Palate: A medium-bodied wine shows nice ripe stone fruit, great balanced acidity and just a hint of oak.
  • Finish: A very elegant finish.
AWARDS/REVIEWS:
  • Decanter World Wine Awards: 90/100
  • Falstaff: 89/100
  • Tim Atkin: 87/100

DURBANVILLE HILLS COLLECTORS RESERVE SAUVIGNON BLANC

R150,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Delightful combination of citrus, paw-paw, asparagus, ripe figs and watermelon.

Palate: Medium-bodied wine with subtle citrus and tropical fruit on the palate.

Finish:  A long, lingering finish.

AWARDS/REWARDS:

International Wine & Spirit Awards: Bronze (2021 & 2022).

Veritas: Silver (2021).

DURBANVILLE HILLS COLLECTORS RESERVE THE LIGHTHOUSE MERLOT

R165,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
What makes the Durbanville Hills “Lighthouse” Merlot uniquely appealing is its blend of sea-influenced terroir and artistic inspiration, channelled through the cool Durbanville climate and the iconic Cape Town lighthouse label. This wine is not only visually collectable, but also carefully crafted to express mint-chocolate and red cherry notes, paired with a poised structure. It represents a refined, coastal Merlot that offers both early charm and the capacity to age gracefully.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Tim Atkin: 89/100
  • Decanter World Wine Awards: 87/100
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 4.5 Stars
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Luxurious aromas of deep red cherry and raspberry mingle with mint-chocolate, vanilla, nutmeg and a touch of aromatic tobacco.

Palate: Medium to full-bodied, the palate is layered with sweet red fruit flavours (ripe cherries and plums), soft vanilla, and a trace of herbal freshness.

Finish: The finish is velvety and lingering, with persistent red fruit notes and a gentle spice echo that underscores the wine’s elegance.

DURBANVILLE HILLS MERLOT

R90,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
Durbanville Hills Merlot is distinguished by its cool-climate elegance, seamless integration of French oak, and the ability to appeal to both casual drinkers and wine collectors. The combination of coastal freshness, slow-ripening grapes, and meticulous winemaking gives the wine a polished, approachable style while leaving room for moderate ageing.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Tim Atkin: 88/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: A rich bouquet of blackcurrant, dark plum, violets, and hints of cream and ginger, showing both the varietal character and nuanced oak influence.

Palate:  On the palate, it is full-bodied yet polished, displaying velvety tannins and balanced acidity. Layers of blackberry, dark chocolate, espresso, and cedar unfold seamlessly, with nuances of leather, tobacco, and earthy minerality, reflecting 25+ years of careful maturation

Finish: Medium-bodied and velvety, the palate delivers ripe plum, juicy blackberries, and subtle chocolate-mint notes, supported by soft, integrated tannins and a hint of vanilla spice.

DURBANVILLE HILLS MERLOT ROSÉ

R105,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Strawberry and red berry aromas with lovely, juicy hints of fruit salad.

Palate: Sweet strawberry and red berry flavours.

Finish: A sweet, dry and refreshing finish.

AWARDS:

The Global Masters: Silver (2022)

Michelangelo International Wine & Spirit Awards: Gold (2020)

Veritas: Bronze (2016)

DURBANVILLE HILLS PINOTAGE

R95,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
What sets Durbanville Hills apart is its Maritime Identity. While most Pinotages are defined by the warmth of the inland valleys, this wine is defined by the "Sea Mist." It is special because it captures a "Pinot Noir-like" elegance—focusing on freshness, perfume, and silky textures—making it the go-to choice for those who find traditional Pinotages too heavy or over-extracted.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Tim Atkin MW: 92/100 (2022/2023 Vintages)
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 4 Stars
  • Trophy Wine Show: 92/100
  • Michelangelo International Wine Awards: Gold Medal
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: An alluring and fragrant bouquet. Expect prominent aromas of ripe red plums, dark cherries, and mulberries, with subtle, exotic undertones of oriental spice, juniper berries, and a whisper of sweet wood smoke.

Palate: Medium-bodied and wonderfully succulent. The palate is led by vibrant strawberry and cherry flavours, laced with hints of clove and cinnamon. It possesses a soft, powdery tannin structure that provides an elegant mouthfeel.

Finish: Smooth and persistent. It leaves a lingering aftertaste of sweet red fruit and a refreshing, clean acidity that invites another sip.

DURBANVILLE HILLS SAUVIGNON BLANC

R95,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Delightful combination of citrus, paw-paw, asparagus, ripe figs and watermelon.

Palate: Medium-bodied wine with subtle citrus and tropical fruit on the palate.

Finish:  A long, lingering finish.

AWARDS/REWARDS:

International Wine & Spirit Awards: Bronze (2021 & 2022).

Veritas: Silver (2021).

DURBANVILLE HILLS SHIRAZ

R115,00

Why is it Special?

What makes Durbanville Hills Shiraz special is its "Atlantic Identity." Because the vineyards face the cold ocean, the wine develops a Linear Freshness that is often missing in warmer-climate reds. It is "Special" because it offers a "Spicy Precision"—it gives you the white pepper and floral violet notes that are the hallmarks of premium Syrah, but at a price point that makes it accessible for everyday enjoyment. It is the go-to bottle for those who prefer a red with "lift" and energy rather than sheer weight.

Awards & Ratings

  • Gold Wine Awards: A frequent medalist for "Exceptional Quality and Coastal Character."
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3.5 - 4 Stars
  Tasting Notes Nose: A vibrant and perfumed bouquet. Expect an impressive burst of ripe plums and cherries, followed by sophisticated layers of cracked black pepper, clove, and a delicate floral violet lift. Palate: Medium-bodied, succulent, and incredibly smooth. The palate is a lush tapestry of dark berries and mulberry, supported by fine-grained, silky tannins. There is a beautiful integration of toasty oak and vanilla. Finish: A clean, lingering finish that leaves a savoury trail of baking spices and a final, refreshing whisper of stony minerality.

DURBANVILLE HILLS SPARKLING ROSÉ

R120,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: A bouquet with prominent hints of rose petals, citrus fruits, indulgent Turkish delight and soft strawberry hints.

Palate: An explosion of succulent grapefruit flavours and intense ripe berry notes.

Finish: A sweet, lingering finish with lovely nuances.

DURBANVILLE HILLS SPARKLING SAUVIGNON BLANC

R120,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Intense gooseberry notes blend with luxurious peach and passionfruit hints.

Palate: Intense, luscious tropical fruit flavours softly accented with lovely citrus bursts.

Finish: A lingering tropical fruit flavour.

FAIRVIEW LA BERYL BLANC LATE HARVEST-DESSERT

R310,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: A fragrant bouquet of dried apricot embellished with peach and honey aromas.

Palate: An expert balance of blossoming litchi and fresh citrus flavours.

Finish: A fresh, well-balanced acidity lingers in the finish.

FAT BASTARD CABERNET SAUVIGNON

R155,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
Fat Bastard’s Cabernet Sauvignon stands out for offering bold varietal character at an accessible price point. Its origins in the warm, sun‑bathed Languedoc foothills yield rich fruit intensity, while low yields and careful vinification deliver extra depth. For collectors, it presents an interesting value play: a full‑bodied Cabernet with expressive aromas and approachable structure, yet enough substance to entertain short‑term cellaring.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • The Triophy Wine Show: Bronze (2020).
  • Veritas: Silver (2020).
  • International Wine Challenge: Commended (2018)
  • Wine Enthusiast: 85/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: A vivid ruby‑red hue introduces opulent aromas of black cherries, blackcurrant, and crushed blackberry, alongside nods of chocolate, cinnamon, pepper spice and vanilla oak.

Palate: Full‑bodied and rich, the palate reveals layers of ripe cassis, dark plum and black‑olive, supported by finer-grain tannins. The oak adds elements of cedar, tobacco leaf and mocha, while a subtle mineral‑earth undertone grounds the richness.

Finish: The finish is long and smooth, with lingering flavours of dark fruit, cocoa nibs, and soft pepper spice, and a clean acidity that gives freshness and lift.

FAT BASTARD CHARDONNAY

R115,00
TASTING NOTES: Nose: A complexity of vanilla and honeysuckle aromas mingle with soft oak hints. Palate: A full-bodied burst of tropical fruit flavours. Finish: A long, lip-smacking finish. AWARDS/REVIEWS: Veritas: Silver (2022). International Wine Challenge: Commended (2017) Wine Enthusiast: 83/100

FAT BASTARD CHENIN BLANC

R115,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: A fruity core explodes with opulence.
  • Palate: Vanilla notes highlight the ripe, juicy peach flavour.
  • Finish: A tangy, fresh lime note lingers through the finish.

FAT BASTARD GOLDEN RESERVE RED BLEND

R160,00

Why is it Special?

What makes the Golden Reserve special is its "Grown-Up" Hedonism. It keeps the fun, unpretentious attitude of the Fat bastard range but introduces a level of Oak Sophistication usually reserved for much more expensive estate blends. It is "Special" because it is a "Golden" Middle Ground—it's bigger and more structured than the standard red, yet it retains that signature "fat" mouthfeel that fans of the hippo love. It is the go-to bottle for when you want to impress without being pretentious.

Awards

  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3.5 - 4 Stars

 

Tasting Notes

Nose: A rich and inviting bouquet. Expect intense aromas of ripe blackcurrants and dark plums, followed by sophisticated layers of toasty vanilla, mocha, and a hint of sweet tobacco.

Palate: Full-bodied, round, and incredibly smooth. The palate is a dense tapestry of blackberry jam and cherries, supported by velvety, well-integrated tannins. There is a beautiful weight to the wine that coats the mouth in a "fat," silky texture.

Finish: A long, indulgent finish that leaves a lingering trail of dark chocolate, baking spices, and a final, warm whisper of oak-driven vanilla.

FAT BASTARD MERLOT

R155,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
  • Stony Terroir: The Languedoc vineyards contribute to a fruit-forward, mineral-driven character, giving the wine both depth and freshness.
  • Balanced Construction: With part of the wine aged in oak, Fat Bastard Merlot maintains varietal purity while gaining structure and a touch of complexity.
  • Accessible & Fun Brand: The Fat Bastard label has global recognition for its bold branding and friendly style — making this Merlot a great value, approachable wine for both casual and serious drinkers.
 
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Veritas: Silver (2020)
  • International Wine Challenge: Bronze (2020 & 2021)
  • Wine Enthusiast: 84/100
  • CellarTracker: 83/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Deep ruby in colour, the Fat Bastard Merlot opens with aromas of ripe plum, black cherry, and dark berries, followed by subtle spice notes of black pepper and caraway.

Palate: The palate is fresh, full, and juicy, offering bold summer fruit flavours — think blackberry, plum, and cherry — balanced with soft, rounded tannins and a smooth, expansive mid-palate.

Finish: A long, plush finish lingers with the memory of dark fruit and a gentle hint of oak spice, leaving a smooth, satisfying impression.

FAT BASTARD PINOTAGE

R160,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
Fat bastard is special because it democratizes luxury. It takes the high-quality fruit of the Robertson Valley and packages it with a playful, unpretentious spirit. It is "Special" because of its Extraordinary Texture—it is intentionally crafted to be "fat" on the palate, meaning it offers a weight and silkiness that is often missing in entry-level reds. It’s a wine that doesn't take itself too seriously, yet the quality in the glass is undeniably serious.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3.5 Stars
  • Tim Atkin MW: 86-88/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: An intense, fruit-forward bouquet. Expect an explosion of ripe purple plums and black cherries, underpinned by a savoury hint of roasted coffee and toasted oak.

Palate: Rich, round, and remarkably "fat." The palate is a lush tapestry of blackberry jam and mulberry, supported by velvety tannins that coat the mouth. It is soft, supple, and incredibly juicy.

Finish: A long, indulgent finish with lingering notes of dark chocolate, mocha, and a final wisp of sweet vanilla spice.

FAT BASTARD ROSE PINOT NOIR ROSE

R120,00

TASTING NOTES:

Nose: Appealing sweet strawberry aromas blend with soft floral notes.

Palate: A silky-smooth wine with fruity notes and floral characters.

Finish: A lingering strawberry finish.

AWARDS:

International Wine & Spirit Competition: Bronze (2021 & 2022)

FAT BASTARD SAUVIGNON BLANC

R120,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: The nose is open with blackcurrant aromas and the grassiness typical of Sauvignon Blanc
  • Palate: On the taste, the wine is crisp, fresh and vivid
  • Finish: A smooth Finish.
AWARDS/REWARDS:
  • Veritas: Gold (2022), Silver (2021), Bronze (2020).
  • The Trophy Wine Show: (2020)
  • International Wine Challenge: Bronze (2015).
  • Wine Enthusiast: 87/100

FAT BASTARD SHIRAZ

R160,00

Why is it Special?

What makes this Shiraz special is its "Unfiltered Joy." In a world of over-analysed wines, Fat bastard stays true to being "Fat" (Grand) and accessible. It is "Special" because it offers a High-Intensity Sensory Experience without the elitism—giving you the "cigar box," "mocha," and "cracked pepper" notes of a premium estate red in a format that is purely about enjoyment. It is the go-to bottle for the wine lover who believes that the best wines are the ones that make you smile.

Awards & Ratings

  • Gold Wine Awards: A frequent medalist for "Exceptional Varietal Character and Consumer Appeal."
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 3.5 - 4 Stars

Tasting Notes

Nose: An explosive and inviting bouquet. Expect intense aromas of ripe plums and blackberries, followed by sophisticated layers of cracked black pepper, clove, and a hint of sweet vanilla.

Palate: Full-bodied, concentrated, and incredibly smooth. The palate is a dense tapestry of bramble fruit and mulberry, supported by velvety, well-integrated tannins. There is a beautiful core of savoury spice and toasty oak.

Finish: A long and lingering finish. It leaves a savoury trail of dark chocolate, baking spices, and a final, warm whisper of mocha.

FLAGSTONE POETRY SAUVIGNON BLANC

R115,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: Flavours of Melon and Passion Fruit.
  • Palate: Green Figs and a Zesty Citrus twist enlightening the palate
  • Finish: A lovely, lingering aftertaste with a smooth, soft finish.
AWARDS:
  • Michelagnelo International Wine & Spirit Awards: Silver (2018)

FLEUR DU CAP CHARDONNAY

R112,00
TASTING NOTES: Nose: Bright citrus notes evolve into ripe tropical fruit aromas with just a hint of oak spice. Palate: A fruit intense medium bodied wine with a beautiful balance between acidity and fruity sweetness. Finish: A long lingering finish with a fullness only wood ageing can achieve. AWARDS/REVIEWS: Vinum Wine Magazine: 16/20 Wine Enthusiast: 86/100

FLEUR DU CAP CHENIN BLANC

R115,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: Tropical fruit aromas develop crisp lime notes nuanced by just the right amount of oak spice.
  • Palate: Citrus flavours complement decadent butterscotch notes.
  • Finish: A lingering, crisp finish.
AWARDS/REVIEWS:
  • Wine Enthusiast: 87/100
  • Hong Kong IWSC: Silver (2017).
  • International Wine Challenge: Bronze (2012)

FLEUR DU CAP MERLOT

R145,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
  • Balance & Approachability: While full-bodied, it remains easy to drink with well-integrated oak and soft tannins.
  • Versatile Terroir: Grapes are drawn from varied vineyard sites, giving the wine both fruit richness and subtle complexity.
  • Proven Legacy: Fleur du Cap is a respected Cape brand, known for producing wines that offer character and value.
 
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Michelangelo International Wine & Spirits Awards: Double Gold (2022)
  • International Wine Challenge: Commended (2011 & 2012)
  • Wine Enthusiast: 87/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose:  Elegant aromas of plum, blackcurrant, and wild berries, underpinned by wood spice, tobacco, and gentle vanilla.

Palate: The wine is plush and velvety, offering ripe dark fruit (plum, cherry), with a subtle minty lift and soft oak-derived chocolate spice.

Finish: Smooth and lingering, with lingering dark berry notes and a hint of sweet oak.

FLEUR DU CAP PINOTAGE

R110,00
WHY IS IT SPECIAL?
Fleur du Cap is special because of its "Unfiltered" Philosophy. By minimizing intervention in the cellar, they allow the raw power of the Pinotage grape to shine through. This wine is for the purist—the person who wants to taste the vineyard without the "polishing" of heavy industrial filtration. It is a wine of texture, grit, and immense character.  
REVIEWS/AWARDS
  • Tim Atkin MW: 91/100 (2022 Vintage)
  • Platter’s Wine Guide: 4.5 Stars
  • Veritas Wine Awards: Double Gold
  • James Suckling: 92/100
 
TASTING NOTES:

Nose: An intense and concentrated aroma of blackcurrants and ripe cherries, underscored by sophisticated layers of sweet spicy oak, vanilla, and a hint of clove.

Palate: A massive, full-bodied explosion of fruit. Expect juicy plums and dark berries wrapped in a velvety texture. Because it is unfiltered, the mouthfeel is notably rich and viscous, with tannins that feel "weighty" but smooth.

Finish: A long, powerful finish characterised by savoury spice, toasted oak, and a lingering sweetness of dark fruit.

FLEUR DU CAP SAUVIGNON BLANC

R120,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: A myriad of aromas follow, such as grapefruit, lime, passion fruit, peach, guava, fresh-cut grass and gooseberries.
  • Palate: The palate is mineral and linear with a beautiful richness elegantly balanced by the fresh acidity.
  • Finish: The finish is fresh, full and lingers in the mouth.
AWARDS/REVIEWS:
  • The Global Masters: Silver (2019).
  • Veritas: Bronze (2015)
  • Wine Enthusiast: 87/100

FRANSCHHOEK CELLAR CHARDONNAY UNOAKED (THE VILLAGE WALK RANGE)

R90,00
TASTING NOTES: Nose: Intense ripe pineapple and lemon & lime fruit aromas. Palate: Rich varietal fruit flavours strike the perfect balance between rich and smooth. Finish: A gracious, light, fruity finish. AWARDS/REVIEWS: International Wine Challenge: Bronze

FRANSCHHOEK CELLAR CHENIN BLANC (THE VILLAGE WALK RANGE)

R90,00
TASTING NOTES:
  • Nose: An explosion of fruity aromas with prominent notes of pineapple, peach, nectarine and honeysuckle.
  • Palate: A vibrant and emphasised citrus flavour blends tropical fruit sweetness with leesy intrigue.
  • Finish: A zesty fresh finish.
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