Kleinood Estate, De Herder 2022

Kleinood Estate De Herder 2022

Kleinood Estate, De Herder 2022

🇿🇦 | Stellenbosch | South Africa
Shiraz, Cinsaut, and Mourvèdre blend: ruby hue, nose of sour cherry, blackberry, thyme, and cedar with a velvety, fresh, spicy, and fruity palate.
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DESCRIPTION

De Herder 2022, meaning "the shepherd" in Dutch, is a masterful South African blend (60% Shiraz, 29% Cinsaut, 11% Mourvèdre) from the prestigious Kleinood winery in Stellenbosch. Just as a shepherd carefully guides his flock, this wine is crafted with meticulous attention from select vineyard parcels. This medium-bodied wine displays an elegant medium ruby color, revealing a complex bouquet of sour cherry, blackberry, and subtle notes of thyme and black pepper. The palate unfolds with velvety tannins, showcasing a perfect balance of sweet spices and fresh fruit flavors, leading to a generous finish that beckons another sip.

CHARACTERISTICS

Country

South Africa

Region

Stellenbosch

Appellation

Vintage

2022

Grape Variety

Shiraz, Cinsault, Mourvèdre

ABV

13.5%

Category

Dry

Volume

.75L

Style

Elegant

Allergens

Sulfites

Storing Instructions

To drink or to store

REGION

Stellenbosch

South Africa

Stellenbosch is arguably the most prestigious wine region in South Africa. Located in the coastal region of the Western Cape, east of Cape Town, it enjoys a Mediterranean climate tempered by sea breezes and sheltered by the surrounding mountains. Its varied terroir of granite, schist and sandy soils makes it possible to produce both powerful reds and elegant whites.
While Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux blends (with Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot) built its reputation, Stellenbosch is also known for its refined Chenin Blanc, distinguished Chardonnay and expressive Syrah. Home to many iconic estates, the appellation remains a showcase of South African craft.
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