CederbergFive Generations Chenin Blanc 2023

Name: Five Generations Chenin Blanc
Brand: Cederberg
SKU: VIN-021728
Price: 264.9 GBP
Availability: LimitedAvailability

Product code: 21728

£44.15 inc VAT

£264.90 / case of 6

Limited Stock: (6 btls)

White Wine from
Western Cape, South Africa

Country: South Africa

Region: Western Cape

Type: White Wine

Winery: Cederberg

Alcohol: 13.50%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: David Nieuwoudt

Grape: Chenin Blanc

Grape: 100% Chenin Blanc

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Country: South Africa

Region: Western Cape

Type: White Wine

Winery: Cederberg

Alcohol: 13.50%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: David Nieuwoudt

Grape: Chenin Blanc

Grape: 100% Chenin Blanc

Taste Profile

Light

Bold

Dry

Sweet

Soft

Acidic

Tasting Note

The Five Generations Chenin Blanc 2023 leads with a rich, opulent nose of stone fruit and heady white blossoms. The full mouthfeel coats every crevice of your mouth with flavours including white peach, ginger preserve, sweet ripe summer melon and quince. The palate shows the opulence perceived on the nose with a touch of baker’s spice to add to its intrigue. This exceptional wine creates a lasting presence on the palate, leaving an impression long after the last sip.

Product Notes

Cederberg Five Generations Chenin Blanc is an exquisite South African wine. The luminous, golden hue seduces the eye, while the olfactory senses are overwhelmed with a complex mélange of quince, pineapple, and honey on the nose. The palate is delicately caressed by buttery pear and crisp apple notes. Lush stone fruit flavours are balanced with a refreshing acid zip, harmoniously intermingling in a full, round mouthfeel that endures in a prolonged, decadent finish. An elegant pairing with creamy pasta or rich seafood dishes, this Chenin Blanc epitomises Cederberg Winery's five generation commitment to exceptional winemaking.

About the Winery

Nestled in the rustic overtures of South Africa’s Western Cape, lies the enchanting Cederberg Winery, a haven for wine aficionados worldwide. Known for its flirts with altitude, this family-run winery resides a spectacular 1,000 meters above sea-level; the highest of any winery in the Cape. The result? A divine collection of wines that are perfectly balanced and uniquely captivating.

Established for five generations, Cederberg Winery stretches over an expansive 5,600 hectares of mountainous terrain. Its unrivalled location offers an isolated dreamland; the only winery within the Cederberg Wilderness Area. Here, the biodiversity is protected, creating purity in the production of their exquisite wines. Owing to these pristine conditions; the vineyard atmosphere uniquely teases a colder climate on this sun-kissed land; bringing a touch of elegance to its numerous acclaimed wines.

Winemaker David Nieuwoudt has been helming the Cederberg reigns, crafting gems such as the Cederberg Shiraz and the Ghost Corner Sauvignon Blanc; acclaimed favourites that have graced the tables of sommeliers and wine lovers across the globe. The winery's commitment to sustainability ensures wines of superior quality – a tradition carried forward with pride from one generation to the next.

The winery also pays homage to its local community by being involved in numerous conservation initiatives that make a difference. Beyond wines; the estate houses a picturesque guest lodge, overlooking the vineyards and dramatic mountainous landscape, offering tourists a serene escape from the bustle of city life.

In short, you’ll revel in a visit to Cederberg Winery, where you can not only admire the meticulous methods of winemaking but also witness the blooming harmony between nature and winery while savouring handcrafted wines, all the while, soaking in the audacious beauty of the natural surrounds. A truly unforgettable experience for any wine lover; a testament to the Cederberg legacy.

https://www.cederbergwine.com

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