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Elgin Vintners Merlot 2019
£150.60
Current Price (inc. Tax)
6 bottle(s) at £25.10 per bottle.
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SKU
ZBK860135-19
Elgin Vintners Merlot 2019
- Grape 100% Merlot
- Country South Africa
- Region Elgin
- ABV 14.4 %
- Producer Elgin Vintners
- Case size 6 / 75cl
- Brick-red with a ruby core. Spicy nose with red fruit and cassis. A smoky and toasty palate with fine and grainy tannins. Black fruit and red berries follow on the finish. Elegant and complex. A matured wine that will age well.
- A distinguished Merlot, combining a blend of bold plum, blackberry, and blueberry fruit with distinctive notes of violet, cardamom, and walnut. Plush, silky tannins give a luxurious mouthfeel, followed by a pure and refreshingly savoury finish.
The Elgin Vintners are a partnership of six dedicated grape growers who, believing in the excellence of the terroir and diversity of their vineyards, have combined their resources to cultivate and produce a range of high quality wines. They hail from the beautiful Elgin Valley, a high inland plateau completely surrounded by mountains, seventy kilometres along the coast from Cape Town. This cool climate region was long known for its apple orchards but since the turn of the century quality conscious winemakers have been taking advantage of the temperate conditions, afforded by the high altitudes and cooling winds from the Atlantic, to grow exemplary Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
The Elgin Vintners are a partnership of six dedicated grape growers who, believing in the excellence of the terroir and diversity of their vineyards, have combined their resources to cultivate and produce a range of high quality wines. They hail from the beautiful Elgin Valley, a high inland plateau completely surrounded by mountains, seventy kilometres along the coast from Cape Town. This cool climate region was long known for its apple orchards but since the turn of the century quality conscious winemakers have been taking advantage of the temperate conditions, afforded by the high altitudes and cooling winds from the Atlantic, to grow exemplary Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
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