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Seaward Sauvignon Blanc 2021
Seaward Sauvignon Blanc 2021
Seaward Sauvignon Blanc 2021

"We look toward the sea for our quality terroirs. Grapes grown in close proximity to the cold Atlantic ocean ripen slower, resulting in concentrated, 

well-balanced wines."


JOHAN JORDAAN

Set sail upon calm waters with this classic Sauvignon Blanc. Made with handpicked grapes cooled by the Atlantic ocean breeze, this elegant, bone-dry wine provides aromatic tropical fireworks and freshness on the palate. Versatile and refreshing, it’s a must as a summer day chilled apéritif or at a picnic with friends. Serve it with a seafood platter or a goat’s cheese tartlet.

TASTING NOTE
Rich aromas of green figs, blackberry leaf and ripe tropical fruit, follow through to a lively palate and lingering finish.

R 750.00
6 Bottle CaseSingle Bottle 750ml

AWARDS

Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2022 - 84 points
Mundus Vini 2021 - Silver
Old Mutual Trophy Wine show - Silver

SERVE WITH

Serve chilled with fresh seafood, salads or roast chicken.

WINEMAKING

WINEMAKER
Anthony Kock

ORIGIN
Cape Town

TERROIR / SOIL
East-facing, deep oakleaf and Clovelly soils on the Tygerberg Hills.

VINEYARD AND CLIMATE CONDITIONS
Dryland, trellised vines with an average age of 15 years yielded the grapes for this wine. Moderate summers with low night temperatures and cold winters create a perfect micro-climate for Sauvignon Blanc grapes.

WINEMAKING
Grapes were harvested with a new technology harvest machine early in the morning while the ambient temperatures are still very low and the grapes cool. We harvested at optimum ripeness (between 21° and 23° Balling). Skin contact was allowed for 4 hours at 10°C. Only free-run juice drained by gravity was used for fermentation. The wine fermented in stainless-steel tanks between 12° and 14°C. After fermentation, the wine matured on its lees for 3 months before racking and bottling.

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"We look toward the sea for our quality terroirs. Grapes grown in close proximity to the cold Atlantic ocean ripen slower, resulting in concentrated, well-balanced wines."


FRANS K. SMIT