Colour: Bright garnet - almost vermilion in its cardinal redness.
Bouquet: Herbaceous and minty, with sour-cherry, fig and plum aromas.
Taste: Elegant, round and fruity, with a mineral note and the typical dry Neethlingshof fingerprint. Very good length.
Vintner's advice: A very versatile wine that will partner most meats, including cold roast beef, garlicky roast lamb, spicy ribs, guinea fowl, shepherd’s pie or stuffed turkey. Also try with pastas and pizzas and robust fish dishes, or enjoy on its own. Serve at 16 - 18 degrees Celsius.