Wolftrap Rose

Pale with a copper hue. The nose is inviting with aromas of fresh red cherries, red currant, watermelon, pomegranate, lime, with whiffs of pink peppercorn.

 

Notable Awards and Scores

  • 2023 Vintage:
    • Awarded 87/100 points by the Decanter World Wine Awards (DWWA). The DWWA is recognized as the world’s largest and most influential wine competition.
    • Received a Bronze medal from the International Wine Challenge.
  • 2021 Vintage:
    • Awarded a Silver medal from the San Diego International Wine Competition.
  • 2017 Vintage:
    • Scored 87/100 points by the Wine Spectator.
  • 2008 Vintage:
    • Scored 88/100 points by Wine Enthusiast.
  • 2007 Vintage:
    • Scored 88/100 points by Wine Enthusiast.

R70,00

Alcohol
12.5%

Region
Western Cape, South Africa

Variety
CINSAULT 63% SYRAH 35% GRENACHE NOIR 2%

More Information - Wolftrap Rose

This rosé is pale with a copper hue. The nose is inviting with aromas of fresh red cherries, red currant, watermelon, pomegranate and lime, with whiffs of pink peppercorn. The palate is round and smooth yet structured with integrated acidity. The cherry and red currant characters follow through onto the palate with flavours of red apples, peach blossom, nectarine, juicy plums and granadilla. The wine is precise and displays a perfect weight – a classic Rosé made in a traditional style. Wild strawberries and subtle hints of rose petal, crushed gravel and spice linger on a clean, dry finish

Back Story & Wine Information

When the farm was founded, the Franschhoek valley was far wilder than it is today – as the wolf trap we once discovered goes to show. Today, the mountains are still alive with indigenous animals, including the majestic leopard. No evidence of wolves has ever been found though, so we created this wine to remind us of the mysteries and legends of days gone by.

Pairing
Seafood and Fish: The wine's acidity and fruitiness enhance the flavors of fresh and oily fish without overpowering them. Shellfish (shrimp, prawns, etc.) Grilled fish Meaty or oily fish such as salmon, mackerel, or tuna Spicy and Exotic Cuisine: The wine's slight sweetness and lower alcohol content provide a good balance for heat and spice. Spicy Thai dishes Mediterranean mezze platters (hummus, tzatziki, etc.) Sweet and spicy food in general Light Meals and Appetizers: It serves as an excellent aperitif or companion for casual meals.

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