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BON CAP, vignoble organique en Afrique du Sud célèbre 10 ans de vinification.
BON CAP, vignoble organique en Afrique du Sud célèbre 10 ans de vinification.
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Vergelegen
Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot
2008
Rouge, Blend
Vergelegen, Somerset West où les vignobles sont situés au nord et nord-ouest,... 
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Le verre joue un rôle essentiel dans la dégustation du vin. Sa forme détermine le goût et la qualité et le dirige sur l’un des 4 points essentiels de la langue.Fiche produit
Code SAQ : 573717
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Porcupine Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon
Afrique du Sud
Région : Coastal
Producteur : Boekenhoutskloof
Couleur :
Millésime : 2009
Format :
Teneur en alcool : 14.70
Cépage : Cabernet Sauvignon
Dégustation :
Cassis and cedar flavours dominate the nose and follow through to the palate. This wine is complex with medium to full palate and while enjoyable yound cellaring will rewarded the drinker. 87% Cab.Sauv. 9% Cab Franc 4% Malbec.
Cassis and cedar flavours dominate the nose and follow through to the palate. This wine is complex with medium to full palate and while enjoyable yound cellaring will rewarded the drinker. 87% Cab.Sauv. 9% Cab Franc 4% Malbec.
Description :
Cassis and cedar flavours dominate the nose and follow through to the palate. This wine is complex with medium to full palate and while enjoyable young cellaring will rewarded the drinker. 87% Cab.Sauv. 9% Cab Franc 4% Malbec.
Guide Michel Phaneuf 2011 - ** (2 stars)
Cassis and cedar flavours dominate the nose and follow through to the palate. This wine is complex with medium to full palate and while enjoyable young cellaring will rewarded the drinker. 87% Cab.Sauv. 9% Cab Franc 4% Malbec.
Guide Michel Phaneuf 2011 - ** (2 stars)
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Anecdote
Once upon a time back in 1776 in Franschhoek, there was a little winery run by the French Huguenots. In 1993, the farm and buildings were purchased by young entrepreneurs who planted Syrah, Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Grenache & Viognier. The BOEKENHOUT is an indigenous tree used to make furniture, the 7 chairs on the label pays homage to the 18th century artisans. Marc Kent is master of the Syrah in South Africa, and was acclaimed as the best in 2007. http://www.boekenhoutskloof.co.za/
