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Mellasat Reserve Shiraz 2002
(750ml)
The 2002 vintage "shows improved tannin management, providing supple platform for cherry/mulberry fruit, with a hint eucalyptus" (Platters Wine Guide 2005)
Mellasat Reserve Pinotage 2001
(750ml)
Another dark, rich vintage from the award winning line. The grapes for this wine were picked from some of the highest vineyards in the Paarl valley. Low yields ensure an intense balance of red berry fruit and lasting quality.
Mellasat Reserve Pinotage 2002
(750ml)
The 2002 vintage "has a touch of the houses wholesome earthiness, too; adds complexity to ripe plumy fruits" (Platters Wine Guide 2005)
Mellasat Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 (750ml)
Another classic vintage that remained in French barrels for 18 months giving the wine a lovely rich balance between dark berried fruits and mature oak. Winner of a silver medal at the SA Veritas awards this is a serious wine for the future.
Dekker's Valley Range
Dekker's Valley Chenin Blanc 2006
(750ml)
A new look vintage of this popular wine but now available in screw-cap! Made from unirrigated bush vines to give a zesty, fragrant and fresh experience. A hint of jasmine on the nose gives way to apple, melon and guava on the palette.
Dekker's Valley Revelation
(750ml)
A full bodied dry red made from Cabernet Sauvignon. Lightly wooded with accessible fruit makes this a wine that can be enjoyed today. Drink it with game, casseroles and rich-flavoured foods.
Dekker's Valley Chenin Blanc 2005
(750ml)
A second vintage white wine under this label with grapes picked from unirragated bush vines. Vibrant, fresh and dry this wine has a lovely balance of apple and greengage together with a creaminess that comes from less-stirring after fermentation.
