

Rall Wines Red 2017
Donovan Rall's Red cuvée is a mediterranean blend comprising Syrah, Grenache, Cinsault and Carignan. The grapes were sourced from different sites in the Swartland region of South Africa selected specifically for the soils best suited to each grape varietal. "Hands-off" winemaking then allowed each parcel to develop naturally before the final blending. Fragrant, with notes of violets, black plum and blackberries, framed by a salty, mineral driven structure, crisp tannins and white pepper on the finish. Dry earth and plush currants lend a suave and sophisticated feel. There is a real depth of quality to this wine that offers substantial ageing potential too.
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The Producer Rall Wines | Coastal Region
Donovan Rall is one of the key figures in South Africa’s burgeoning New Wave movement. One of the original “garagista” producers in the Swartland, Rall now proudly crafts some of the most highly sought-after wines in the country. Well travelled, affable and ambitious,...
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The Region South Africa | Coastal Region
The Coastal wine region is considered to be the historic birthplace of South Africa's wine industry and is arguably the country's most prolific wine producing region of high-quality, award-winning wines. The region contains nearly half of South Africa's land under vine...
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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Syrah / Shiraz
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