Zevenwacht The Tin Mine Red 2017

Zevenwacht The Tin Mine Red 2017
Wine Style:
Full bodied
When to Enjoy:
A superb dinner accompaniment
How to Serve:
Room temperature or slightly chilled, 16-18 degrees
Our meal suggestions:
A hearty stew with root vegetables or a roasted leg of venison served with caramelized onions and a dark cherry sauce.
The wine itself:
The wine exudes aromas of smokey black plum and cranberry opening to raspberry and peppery spice. The palate impresses with density on
entry matched with persistent yet supple tannins - a multi layered wine.
This texture is perfectly offset by balanced acidity that allows for a remarkable length of finish.
What about the grapes?
Shiraz 56%, Mourvedre 31 %, Grenache 13 %
And the vineyards (terroir):
These vineyards are all situated on South westerly and westerly facing slopes ranging in altitude from 100m - 200m above sea level. All the
vines are trellised on a seven-wire hedge system that allows for perfect containment of the sometimes vigorous growth habits of the Shiraz
and Grenache varieties. Pruned to two-bud spurs, allowing for 16 - 18 bearers per running meter.
How was it made:
All cultivars were fermented separately in open red wine fermenters.
The fermentation temperatures hovered around 26° C peaking at ±28° C. Regular pump overs helped with extracting intense colour and soft,
pliable tannins. After fermentation the wine was pressed and racked to 2nd, 3rd & 4th French oak 500l barrels. The different components
were aged for 12-16 months before blending.
Should this wine age / mature:
A delicious wine to be enjoyed now or over the next five years.
Technical Facts:
Grape Origin: Stellenbosch
Wine Variety: Shiraz, Mourvedre, Greanche
Body: Medium bodied
Barrel Treatment: Wooded
Alc: 14.5% Rs: 3.2 g/l Ta :5.4 g/l Ph 3.53
Full bodied
When to Enjoy:
A superb dinner accompaniment
How to Serve:
Room temperature or slightly chilled, 16-18 degrees
Our meal suggestions:
A hearty stew with root vegetables or a roasted leg of venison served with caramelized onions and a dark cherry sauce.
The wine itself:
The wine exudes aromas of smokey black plum and cranberry opening to raspberry and peppery spice. The palate impresses with density on
entry matched with persistent yet supple tannins - a multi layered wine.
This texture is perfectly offset by balanced acidity that allows for a remarkable length of finish.
What about the grapes?
Shiraz 56%, Mourvedre 31 %, Grenache 13 %
And the vineyards (terroir):
These vineyards are all situated on South westerly and westerly facing slopes ranging in altitude from 100m - 200m above sea level. All the
vines are trellised on a seven-wire hedge system that allows for perfect containment of the sometimes vigorous growth habits of the Shiraz
and Grenache varieties. Pruned to two-bud spurs, allowing for 16 - 18 bearers per running meter.
How was it made:
All cultivars were fermented separately in open red wine fermenters.
The fermentation temperatures hovered around 26° C peaking at ±28° C. Regular pump overs helped with extracting intense colour and soft,
pliable tannins. After fermentation the wine was pressed and racked to 2nd, 3rd & 4th French oak 500l barrels. The different components
were aged for 12-16 months before blending.
Should this wine age / mature:
A delicious wine to be enjoyed now or over the next five years.
Technical Facts:
Grape Origin: Stellenbosch
Wine Variety: Shiraz, Mourvedre, Greanche
Body: Medium bodied
Barrel Treatment: Wooded
Alc: 14.5% Rs: 3.2 g/l Ta :5.4 g/l Ph 3.53
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Brand Group | Zevenwacht The Tin Mine |
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Variety | Various |
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R115.00
R115.00 per bottle