Eagle’s Nest Constantia Sauv Blanc

Highly-rated cool-climate white wine known for its complex profile of tropical fruits (guava, pineapple), citrus, and gooseberry, with minerality and fresh, zesty notes, often with subtle oak aging for texture.On the nose this wine offers opulent tropical fruit aromas of gooseberries, guava and white pear. Intriguing aromas of passion fruit and perfume develops in the glass.

AWARDS

R217,00

Alcohol
13.5%

Region
Constantia Valley Wine lands, Western Cape

Variety
Sauvignon Blanc

More Information - Eagle’s Nest Constantia Sauv Blanc

The palate is well balanced, with delicious tropical fruit flavours, complimented by juicy yellow fruit, and a fresh, zesty core. A refreshing wine, to be enjoyed on warm summer days spent with family and friends.

Back Story & Wine Information

In the late 1600s, Eagles’ Nest operated as a commercial farm. For decades it produced export fruit and supplied vegetables to the local market. In the year 2000, tragedy struck when a devastating fire sprawled along the Cape Peninsula mountains, destroying 95% of the estate and wiping out the natural fyn-bos vegetation. In the wake of this event, we faced a critical choice: to rebuild or re-imagine. After much consideration, we chose to shift the focus of our farm to wine making. Along with the planting of vineyards, it was a priority to restore the indigenous flora. We planted 25,000 Silver Tree seeds and thousands of other fyn-bos varieties, carefully selecting species that would thrive in the Constantia mountains. Today, we are home to one of the largest Silver Tree plantations in South Africa.

Pairing
Seafood & Poultry Grilled Fish: Sea bream, pike perch, or other white fish. Shellfish: Oysters, scallops, shrimp. Light Chicken: Chicken breast with lemon-thyme sauce or lemon chicken. Salads & Vegetables Fresh Salads: With goat cheese, herbs, and citrus dressing. Asparagus: Dishes featuring asparagus or pea risotto. Asian Cuisine Sushi: The wine's profile complements sushi well. Thai Curries: Works with the spices in these dishes. Cheeses Goat Cheese: A classic pairing. Feta: Another good option.

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