Something Different Case

A great wine for long summer lunches, especially with the lower alcohol content. A fantastic alternative to Sauvignon Blanc – Anthony de Jager-

Pale straw in colour with aromas of citrus, green melon, apple and hints of floral notes. A zesty, limey palate with a refreshing fizz, length acidity and lingering salinity.

Named after the granite mountain rocks which resemble the mitre's of three popes on the farm of Drie Papen Fontein, this wine stems from vines planted in deep, iron percolated soils. Impress friends with this bold blend that balances Sauvignon Blanc's racy minerality with the luscious and textured Semillon.

We've carefully cultivated a home for old Grenache bush vines along the Piekenierskloof mountains where, with extreme weather conditions and poor soils, the high lying vineyards undeservedly reward us with a profound style of wine. Having provided the backbone to some of our finest blends, we are proud to bring this single variety to the fore. If you're new to reds, this is a foolproof place to start, offering a lighter style wine with plenty of red fruit and soft tannins.

Bright ruby red in the glass. Upfront aromas of crunchy red cherries and raspberries, layered with delicately scented spice and lavender. Medium bodied with a core of fresh red berries and a fresh finish. Serve it slightly cool to bring out its aromatic perfume and to make the most of the juicy, vibrant character of the sweet red fruit.

Extraño – meaning stranger in Spanish – Introducing an unusual blend of Spanish varieties Tempranillo, Grenache and Carignan, this red will pack a punch and wow any hearty meal. Arriba arriba, bring out those castanets!

Named after our chief winemaker’s ancestral heritage, this wine channels the pioneering spirit of Anthony de Jager's forefathers, blending together Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Shiraz into a refined Italian style blend. Homtini. With the 2015 receiving a 90 Tim Atkin Score and a 4.5 star Platter rating, we see great things for Homtini’s future. A winning dinner party favour, Italian Stallion and all-round beaut of a wine. Bellissimo!