A Love Letter

Winemaker's Notes

• The history of wine is a history of dialogues: Tuscany reimagined Bordeaux varieties without ceasing to be Tuscan.
• We asked what Stellenbosch might discover in the same dialogue that shaped Tuscany.
• The result is a serious wine of remarkable complexity, built to age, where old world ideals meet new world mavericks.

Tasting Notes

Graphite, red currants, subtle tobacco and sweet spice introduce a wine of complexity. The palate is finely textured, framed by polished tannins and an appealing concentration of fruit. Red and black cherries mingle with blackcurrant, carrying impressive intensity while remaining poised and balanced. The finish is long, graceful and persistent, lingering with both fruit and savoury nuance.