Diemersfontein Wellington

Chenin Blanc, 2024

750ml
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$24

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Varietal Composition: Chenin Blanc (100%)
RS: 2.0 g/l
Cellaring Potential: 0 - 5 years
ABV: 13.43%

Description

Fresh and vibrant, this unwooded Chenin Blanc brims with tropical aromas of guava, white pear, and passion fruit that glide effortlessly onto the palate. Its zesty acidity balances the ripe fruit, delivering a clean, refreshing finish that lingers just long enough to tempt another sip. Perfect for sunlit lunches by the sea or paired with seafood, grilled chicken, or salads with apple or pear, it’s a versatile, easy-drinking wine with charm to spare. Diemersfontein Chenin Blanc 2024 brings out the joy in simplicity.
We harvested the grapes in two passes to capture both bright acidity and ripe tropical fruit. After destemming and a gentle crush, the juice soaked on the skins for two hours to build texture and flavor. A cool fermentation at 13°C over three weeks preserved the wine’s freshness and aromatics. Post-fermentation, it was racked off the lees and prepped for bottling—pure, expressive, and crafted with care for everyday enjoyment.

Winemaker: Francois Roode and Brett Rightford
Home to the famous coffee Pinotage, Diemersfontein is known for its beauty, informal elegance, and grace. An idyllic wine estate only 45 minutes drive from Cape Town, it is situated near the Cape's famous Wine Routes in South Africa.

* Prior vintage described.

Flavor Profiles

pears

Pears

almonds

Almonds

guava

Guava

passionfruit

Passionfruit

In the cellar

About the Winery

Location

Wellington, South Africa

Wellington, South Africa

Surrounded by majestic mountains, Wellington offers a prime environment for wine production. The dry, alluvial soils (highly fertile clay, silt, and sand), combined with the region’s warm days and cool evening air, create a perfect daily temperature variation. This slow-ripening process allows grapes to develop concentrated flavors while retaining their acidity, resulting in vibrant and complex wines. Known for exceptional Pinotage and Chenin Blanc, Wellington has become a standout region for both red and white wines.