KleinoodTamboerskloof John Spicer 2013 (R599.83 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R3,599
About
The small farm of Kleinood was purchased in 2000 by Gerard de Villiers and wife Libby. It started out as a run down and neglected fruit farm but has come a long way since then. The 12-hectare property is planted with 10-hectares of vines, and the remaining 2 hectares with olive trees. The wines produced are called Tamboerskloof, named after the Cape Town suburb where the de Villiers grew up and first dreamt of the farm they would own one day. In addition to wine, Kleinood also produces olive oil, honey and perfume
Product Features
- The Tamboerskloof John Spicer Syrah 2013 has a medium ruby colour.
- On the nose dark fruit, blueberry and cassis dominate followed by charming floral notes of violets and sweeter jasmine.
- It finishes with spices, black pepper and sage. It has an amazingly generous middle palate, loads of texture and fresh acidity to carry the fruit from nose through onto the palate.
- A powerful finish, great oak integration with leather and tobacco notes, a remarkable wine whose approach and finish are harmonious
- 15% new-, 35% second- and 50% third fill, for a period of 18 months.
- Rating: 94 Points Platter
Product Specifications
- Cultivar: 100% Syrah
- Cellar Potential: 10+ Years
- Region: Stellenbosch
- Alc: 14.5%
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