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Introducing our delightful rosé wine, crafted from the finest grapes with a beautiful pink hue. Our rosé boasts a crisp and refreshing flavour, with notes of fruit and a hint of floral. Perfectly balanced and smooth, it’s the ideal complement to any meal or occasion.
Savour the taste of luxury and indulge in a glass of our exceptional rosé wine.
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The Four Cousins Sweet Rosè Wien Drink in particular is a fragrant, ruby-red wine with soft rose petal perfume. Flavours of ripe plums, strawberries, and exotic spices are followed by a soft, lingering finish.
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Mateus Sparkling Brut Rosé has a pale rose petal color with light salmon undertones. The numerous extremely fine bubbles result in a delicate and persistent mousse.
Refined and refreshing, with floral notes, this sparkling wine has pleasant aromas of apple, pear and raspberry among subtle notes of toasted bread that interact with a fresh and lively acidity, providing an aromatic and delicate finish.
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Nederburg Wine Masters Merlot has a bright red colour. Bouquet Rounded, svelte red fruit aromas with black cherries, chocolate and a hint spice. Palate Black Forest Gateau in a glass! Flavours of cocoa and black cherry, with creamy texture and a hint of exotic masala spice and peppercorn. Refreshing and velvety.
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Nederburg Baronne is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz. This is an iconic South African red wine. It was created in 1973 by the legendary Nederburg cellar-master Günter Brözel, the man honoured in Nederburg’s “Heroes” range by the Motorcycle Marvel.
Nederburg has a long wine-making history stretching back over 200 years to 1791 when Phillipus Bernadus Wolvaart was granted ownership of 49 hectares of land, in what is now Paarl, by the Dutch East India Company.