Tasting Notes:

Colour: Bright yellow with beautiful greenish hints. Nose: Attractive & fresh, notes of

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A bright light yellow colour. Fresh & expressive on the nose. Sweet flowers & tropical fruit such as pineapple & papaya. The palate reveals vibrant acidity with a persistent & long lasting finish. The ideal companion for appetizers & seafood in general, ceviche, fish & white meat. ...

Colour: Brilliant ruby red colour with violet hints. Nose: Very expressive nose of fresh red fruit such as cherries
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Colour: Brilliant pale lime yellow. Nose: Intense fruit aromas of sweet citrus, tropical fresh fruit & mineral notes.
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Subtle nose with white flowers, pears & sweet spices from the oak at the finish. Medium-bodied & nicely concentrated on the palate, with a long, fresh finish. Lapostolle's remarkable Semillon plantings consist of eighty year old vines at their Apalta Estate. The fruit was harvested by hand in 15kg baskets following a strict block-by-block selection. The must was settled in stainless steel tanks, then went through a 3-4 week fermentation in used French oak barrels, kept under 20 degrees C, followed by five months ageing on lees. ...

Colour: Deep red with dark violet hints. Nose: Dense nose full of black & red fruit aromas such as plums; dry tea leaves
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A deep inked red violet colour. An expressive & intense nose, ripe black fruit aromas, spicy notes such as black pepper & bitter chocolate. Well integrated oak. Balanced & elegant mouthfeel. Velvety texture. Medium tannins structure with a round mid palate & a long finish. Ideal companion for elaborated dishes such as marinated duck breast & well seasoned angus steak. 96% Carmenere, 4% Merlot. ...

Intense fruit aromas of sweet citrus fruit, white flowers, fresh tropical fruits & sweet spices. Elegant & concentrated in the mouth, with a creamy texture balanced by a crisp citrussy edge. The grapes for this single-vineyard wine are sourced exclusively from the biodynamically-farmed Atalayas Vineyard in the Casablanca Valley. Its rolling hills offer steep exposures which are the source of an array of mesoclimates. The soils are of a granite origin, slightly acidic, with low fertility. Sensitive to erosion, they need to be protected by green cover management. The grapes were carefully h&-harvested in the early hours of the morning over a period of about a month, & transported to the winery in refrigerated trucks. Winery For the 2009 vintage, there was forty-seven percent whole cluster pressing & fifty-three percent of maceration into the press before fermentation. Just over half the juice was fermented in new & used French barrels, while the rest was fermented in stainless steel tanks. Following fermentation, the barrel-fermented juice was aged in barrels for ten months (36% new oak) with lees stirring twice a month. Twenty percent of the wine underwent malolactic fermentation. ...

Colour: Intense ruby red with a violet edge. Nose: Intense, with aromas of red fruit such as raspberry & strawberry
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Intense aromas of red berries & spices, with vanilla & rose complexity. Medium-bodied with a firm Pinot structure, this is long & aromatic in the mouth. The grapes for this single vineyard wine are sourced exclusively from the biodynamically-farmed Atalayas Vineyard in the Casablanca Valley. Its rolling hills offer steep exposures which are the source of an array of mesoclimates. The vineyard is located on slopes facing various directions. Effective canopy management & a green harvest ensure the health of the grapes. The soils are of a granite origin, slightly acidic, with low fertility. Sensitive to erosion, they need to be protected by green cover management. The grapes were carefully h&-harvested in the early hours of the morning & transported to the winery in refrigerated trucks. Following hand picking, twenty-four percent of the grapes underwent a bunch selection with seventy-six percent h&- destemming. The must was fermented with native yeasts at 24-26°C, 100% in wooden vats. Following malolactic fermentation in wood, the wine was aged in French oak for fifteen months. ...