Lomond Sugar Bush Sauvignon Blanc 2006

2007 International Wine Challenge - Gold Medal
Colour: Brillianty clear with a green tinge.
Bouquet and taste: Distinctive green pepper, herbaceous and dusty aromas that are true to the variety. Crisp and fresh throughout with good acidity and a long, lingering finish.

Enjoy on its own, with grilled fish or lemon-roasted chicken.

variety : Sauvignon Blanc [ 100% Sauvignon Blanc ]
winemaker : Kobus Gerber
wine of origin : Coastal
analysis : alc : 14.22 % vol  rs : 1.88 g/l  pH : 3.26  ta : 6.85 g/l  
type : White  style : Dry  taste : Herbaceous  
pack : Bottle  closure : Cork  

AWARDS
2007 International Wine Challenge - Gold Medal
in the vineyard : Viticulturist: Wayne Gabb
The grapes were sourced from vineyards at Lomond in the Gansbaai area, which is situated in the valley of the Uilenkraal River, approximately 8km from the sea. The vineyards are planted on northerly and southerly slopes ranging in altitude from 16 m to 264 m about sea-level and grow in soils ranging from deep sandy to relatively shallow structured soils .The vines are trellised on a 5 wire hedge system and pest and disease control is done according to the IPW rules and standards.

Lomond Pincushion Sauvignon Blanc is the name is derived from the sugar bush proteas (Protea obtusifolia) that grow prolifically on the farm.

about the harvest: The grapes were harvested by hand at 23º Balling to 24º Balling.

in the cellar : Winemaker: Kobus Gerber
The grapes were handled reductively with the juice cold-fermented between 10º C and 12º C to preserve the natural grape flavours. The wine was left on the lees for eight weeks before being racked.

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