Mother Rock Carbonic Pinot Noir
Made famous with the world-class wines of the Beaujolais wine region in France, carbonic maceration results in much brighter and crunchier wines that drink well young. This Pinot Noir brims with a cherry-scented nose and vibrant, juicy undertones. The concentrated fruit will keep your palate wonderfully refreshed between bites of sushi or soufflé.
VINEYARD
All of the grapes are grown from one single vineyard in Elgin forming part of the South Cape region. The vineyard was planted in 2000, 3500 vines per hectare with rows North to South. As of 2013, we have been practising more organically farmed methods with no chemicals sprayed on the vines and soils. Soils are mostly “Koue Bokkeveld” shale with Table Mountain sandstone and clay as building blocks at an altitude of 320m with southwest facing slopes.
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