Description
Delicate pink in the glass, it opens with freshly crushed berries, ripe strawberry, cassis, and a playful touch of cotton candy, lifted by a subtle minty note. The palate has more texture than its pale color might suggest, with juicy red fruit, crisp acidity, and a gently spicy edge carrying into a clean, dry finish.
This is an especially versatile rosé with food. Serve it well chilled with grilled prawns, seared tuna, Niçoise salad, shellfish, chicken salad, Mediterranean vegetables, or steak tartare. Its combination of fruit, acidity, and texture gives it enough presence for the table while remaining wonderfully refreshing on its own.
Following fermentation, the wine remains on its fine lees with regular stirring, adding texture and weight without sacrificing freshness. A small component of barrel-fermented rosé is then blended into the final wine, bringing additional depth and complexity while allowing its vibrant fruit and crisp acidity to remain at the forefront.
Winemaker: Morné Vrey
The estate was acquired by Laurence Graff in 2003 and subsequently transformed into a destination combining wine, art, hospitality, and gastronomy. Under winemaker Morné Vrey, the wine program spans everything from fresh, varietally expressive releases such as this Cabernet Franc Rosé to serious, cellar-worthy Stellenbosch reds.