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Delheim Stellenbosch

'Grand Reserve' Red Blend, 2020

750ml
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$56
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Varietal Composition: Cabernet Sauvignon (69%), Cabernet Franc (12.5%), Petit Verdot (12.5%) and Merlot (6%)
RS: 2 g/l
Cellaring Potential: 5 - 15 years
ABV: 14.50%

Description

Dark ruby red color with a complex nose of dark fruits dominated by blackberries and blackcurrant followed by notes of tobacco and tomato leaf, fresh lead pencil shavings and cassis. The palate is elegantly poised with dark red fruit and a smooth chalky tannin finish which shows true to the area.
We hand-pick the grapes in small batches to ensure perfect ripeness, then ferment the juice in a mix of open-top and stainless steel tanks with gentle punch-downs and pump-overs for optimal extraction. The wine is matured for 18 months in 300L French oak barrels, with only the finest barrels selected for the final Grand Reserve blend. It’s a careful, hands-on process that brings out the purity, structure, and elegance we love in our Stellenbosch red wines.

Winemaker: Roelof Lotriet
Delheim Wine Estate is situated in the Simonsberg Ward of Stellenbosch in South Africa, with views that are breathtaking all year round. Delheim has been producing a wide range of internationally acclaimed wines for more than 60 years.

* Prior vintage described.

Flavor Profiles

blackberries

Blackberries

black currant

Black currant

tobacco

Tobacco

tomato leaf

Tomato leaf

In the cellar

About the Winery

Location

Stellenbosch, South Africa

Stellenbosch, South Africa

Stellenbosch, with its rich winemaking heritage dating back to the 17th century, is one of South Africa’s most prestigious wine regions. The mountainous terrain and favorable rainfall create ideal conditions for growing nearly all noble grape varieties. Renowned for its high-quality blended reds, Stellenbosch also excels in crafting premium whites that showcase the region’s diversity. This iconic wine region combines centuries of tradition with modern winemaking techniques, producing wines that are celebrated around the world.