This modern day Shiraz is a fine example of a wine made from vineyards grown under Dry Land Conditions. As is the case when using small berries, this wine shows a voluptuous bouquet and a rich aftertaste, leaving you with much food for thought. The nose is spicy with hint of white pepper, cloves, fresh tobacco and violets. The palate shows tones of mulberries, cherries and fynbos, while the structure is broad with delicate tannins and a fresh aftermath.
Pair with the likes of matured blue cheese, flame grilled steaks, beef casserole or blueberry cheese cake.
Miko Chardonnay: Straw green colour with golden hues. The nose conjures images of beautiful stone fruit nuances with lovely fresh citrus lime tones, including butterscotch, oatmeal and honey. The palate is complex and is well balanced by a finely judged and elegant toasty oak component. Mont Rochelle Syrah: Youthful in appearance, on the nose there is generous amounts of violets, black fruits, pepper and spice. The palate displays some meaty, leathery and blackcurrant notes and yet remains very fresh and elegant with a well-rounded and polished tannin profile.
Colour: Deep red.Nose: Blackberry and cassis on nose.Palate: Black berry flavours with hints of toffee, vanilla and soft tannins.