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This wine is from South Africa. PINOTAGE Wine SOUTH AFRICAN STILL WINE

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Nederburg Pinotage is an intense, fruit-forward South African red with gentle tannins and subtle, sweet oak. The palate displays ripe flavors of black cherry, raspberry, and plum with the earthy notes unique to the varietal. Enjoy with roast lamb, pasta or pizza.

Model: 5735100002.

This wine has a garnet colour with intense raspberry and minty chocolaty aromas. The sweet palate and spicy undertones compliments the intense nose and ensures a lively but still complex wine.

South Africa South Africa is often lumped together, under some arbitrary umbrella heading, with the other wine-producing regions of the southern hemisphere - South America, Australia, New Zealand, etc. This does a severe injustice both to the fantastic wines of South Africa and to the wine consumer: the region is peerless in its harmonious synthesis of New and Old World winemaking styles. Wines lately coming... Read more Check out the Astor Glossary

Pack of (30) pinotage labels. Pre-gummed. Just wet and stick on bottle. Beautiful 4 color designs.

2006 PINOTAGE. Fort Ross Vineyard This dark ruby hued Pinotage has a concentrated depth of bright, bold and luscious flavors that envelop the palate. Be the first to review this item » In Stock Add To Cart $30.00 / 750ml Add To Cart While Pinotage shares many traits with Pinot Noir, there is an earthy brambleness that distinguishes it from its more famous cousin. Aromas dense with ripe loganberry, rose petals and black tea gracefully mingle with underlying notes of fragrant vanilla, nutmeg...

An unusual style of Pinotage with complex aromas of black pepper, smoke, tomato, and dark fruit. The palate is packed with ripe mixed berry flavors, making this unoaked red wine a real crowd-pleaser.

- Now that it has adopted a multi-racial attitude, and now that the world has embraced its government and its exports, South Africa has become a major wine producer. Unfortunately, South Africa has had a difficult time joining the ranks of competitive winemaking countries. During the anti-apartheid sanctions in the 1980s, South African wine was dealt the huge blow when it was removed from the international market, and for political reasons it was quite difficult for wine producers to market wine...