£17.00
This blend combines classically rich Cape Shiraz with home-grown Malbec, following current trends for this popular variety. The result is a fruit-forward South African red wine that balances dark berry notes with a smooth finish. Experience this unique interpretation of a classic combination crafted by Ryno and his team.
- Features a base of rich Cape Shiraz from South Africa.
- Carefully blended with home-grown Malbec for structure.
- Delivers prominent notes of primary dark berry fruit.
- Malbec component provides welcome, mouth-watering fleshiness.
- Natural spiciness from the Shiraz component is evident.
Enjoy this complex yet approachable red wine responsibly.
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Malbec seems to be the buzz word in bars and households up and down the country. So what happens when the South African's get hold of some vines for themselves? The winemaker Ryno and his team have been experimenting with classically rich Cape Shiraz and rounding it out by blending in some home-grown Malbec. The result is a rush of primary dark berry fruit, with mouth-watering fleshiness from the Malbec which perfectly rounds out the natural spiciness of the Shiraz.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
