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Jammy Monkey Shiraz
The colourful label of this wine is a nod to an endangered Langur monkey, one born in an Australian zoo, a welcome addition to a population of just 3,000. The wine itself is full of big plum flavours with a touch of oak ageing providing backbone and some vanilla notes.
Pete’s Pure Shiraz
Packed full of mulberry and blackberry with hints of forest floor and a distinctive sarsaparilla herbal note. A dash of vanilla spice and dusty oak adds a more mature angle to this young energetic Shiraz.
Samurai Shiraz Free Run Juice
Low intervention, natural wine from Australia. A full bodied, juicy red with flavours of plum, spice and vanilla.
Roger Sabon Le Sabounet
Great Rhone Valley wine from a fantastic Chateauneuf-du-Pape producer.
The Opportunist Shiraz
An aromatic bouquet of ripe fruits, cherries and blackcurrants, with notes of freshly ground coffee, dark chocolate, peppermint, liquorice and subtle pepper. Thick and smooth with good balanced fruit weight. 8 months in oak
Silent Noise Shiraz
Spiced dark chocolate, berries and herbal notes. Creamy smooth tannins complement this well balanced wine.
Taltarni Sparkling Shiraz
The true Australian wine style, an Australian ‘red’ treasure. Crafted in the ‘methode-traditionnelle’ French style.
This wine has elegance and structure and every aspect required from this fantastic style of wine.
Kaesler Stonehorse GSM
Candied strawberry, raspberry and blueberries with fresh violet florals on the nose. Lifted dark fruits, fresh rhubarb and fleshy characters. Fine tannins and balanced acidity; length on the palate.
Blank Bottle Little William
Another great wine from Blank Bottle Winery with another great story behind it. This is made from ungrafted shiraz grapes from a quite unusual part of the Western Cape. Very high altitude vines, Pieter himself, claims this shiraz is more elegant and fine, more like Pinot Noir which is why he’s bottled it in this tall, slim bottle. From a tiny vineyard, only 600 bottles of this vintage were produced. The name and label comes from a time when he was driving back from the vineyard, on the phone to his wife and just around a blind corner, he spots something in the middle of the road. Slamming on the brakes, he finds it is a little boy in just a white nappy stood on the white line on the road. He ends up walking over a bridge with this little boy to a farmhouse where a woman comes out screaming ‘William’, mother and son reunited, good deed done! A few years later, he’s in hospital with his son and somehow gets chatting to a woman who ends up being the sister in law to the mother of ‘Little William’.