Goedehoop Wine EstateUnlabelled Sauvignon Blanc 2020 (R66.50 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R399
About
Goede Hoop Wine Estate is situated deep in a Stellenbosch valley known as the Bottelary Kloof. The estate is an absolute hidden gem in the industry. In 1928 the Bestbier family purchased the wine estate and today Pieter Bestbier is a third-generation winemaker on Goede Hoop. With a focus on ageing and cellaring to perfection, cellar master Pieter Bestbier maintains constant humidity and temperatures to create and maintain the perfect environment for wines to develop. The wines coming from the cellar are well structured and have years in them to further mature. According to Pieter Bestbier, this could very well be the best vintage of Sauvignon Blanc they have released in over a decade. This wine is an absolute delight, wax cap, paper packaging, the works. This will impress even the most decerning connoisseur
Product Features
- This is a wonderfully fresh, mineral Sauvignon Blanc. Great texture with an abundance of gooseberry, and fresh-cut grass. Enjoy now or hold onto this for another 3 years
- A light lunchtime wonder. Enough texture and backbone to manage rich, creamy sauces. Yellowtail on the fire drizzled in lemon, black pepper and fresh herbs.
- About the vineyard. Two hundred and fifty metres separate the lowest and highest vineyards and meso-climates abound as the temperatures and rainfall differences between these vineyards are considerable. Also, the horseshoe-shaped vineyards ensure the right hours of sunshine for every variety. These conditions -the temperature, climate as well as the quality of the soil – are ideal for producing wines of excellence.
Product Specifications
- Varietal: Sauvignon Blanc
- Origin: Stellenbosch Bottelary
- Wine Maker: P.J. Bestbier
- ABV: 13.5%
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