The name Sauvignon comes from the French ‘sauvage’, meaning wild. Sauvignon’s flavours include straw, hay, grass, meadow, green tea, herbs, tropical fruit and gunflint. Sauvignon Blanc is taut, lithe and herbal with a keen stiletto of acidity that vibrates through the centre of the wine.
Vintage: 2011
Philadelphia
A mélange of tropical fruits with notes of gooseberry and cut grass. The palate is broad, juicy and balanced with some fresh acidity. A lively anytime wine!
Vintage: 2011
Robertson
Easy drinking summer quaffer with tropical fruit notes and light in style.
Vintage: 2010 / 11
Coastal
Bold tropical, fig and gooseberry aromas with floral lift and grassy undertone.
Vintage: 2011
Coastal
Vibrant passion fruit combines with typical Sauvignon gooseberry, followed by fruity palate and crisp end.
Vintage: 2011
Durbanville
Belthazar sommelier selection offering super quality and value with both herbal and tropical notes. Fresh and dry to end.
Vintage: 2011
Durbanville
Clear brilliant wine with flashes of green. Tropical fruit aromas combined with green fig, guava and gooseberry leading to a crisp finish.
Vintage: 2010 / 11
Western Cape
The delicate, restrained tropical and greengage edge leads to a mineral, citrus dominated palate that lends itself to enjoying with food.
Vintage: 2011
Durbanville
Super complexity from a Sauvignon Blanc specialist, dry and fresh with vibrant fruit on finish.
Vintage: 2011
Western Cape
Riper tropical style of Sauvignon with pineapple, mango and ruby grapefruit on the nose leading to a herbaceous palate dominated by fynbos and green pepper.
Vintage: 2012
Stellenbosch
Some guava, green melon notes following to fuller textured palate with dry and rounded fresh finish.
Vintage: 2011
Western Cape
This cool climate style proffers lemongrass, fynbos and herbal qualities with focused and crisp bite; a great food partner.
Vintage: 2011
Western Cape
This wine favours individuality and minerality ahead of pure, strong fruit, but still shows assertive lemon zest, gooseberry and grassy aromas. The palate complements with an invigorating acidity.
Vintage: 2011
Constantia
From the old world comes the typical grassiness and gooseberry overtones and from the new world a gentle scent of tropical fruit. Fresh, flinty and full-bodied on the palate.
Vintage: 2011
Durbanville
This single vineyard selection from a Sauvignon Blanc specialist is complex and expresses both the herbal and riper fruit purity of the region.
Vintage: 2011
Coastal
Perfumed nuances of green pepper, fig and pear sewn onto a background of dusty capsicum and nettle. This all combines to provide a lively, linear and lingering expression of variety.