Jordan Cobblers Hill 2022
Bordeaux Blend
Description
Gary and Kathy Jordan have been making world-class wines in the Stellenbosch region since 1993 on a farm with a history exceeding 300 years. They focus on producing fiercely individual wines that combine the fruity accessibility of the New World with the classic elegance of the old. The Jordan Cobblers Hill 2022 is the ultimate expression of Jordan terroir. A limited-release wine, honouring the Jordan family heritage as master cobblers. The Jordan Cobblers Hill 2022 is a red wine blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot. The palate is richly layered and intriguing with a variety of opulent flavours which includes Sichuan pepper and blackcurrants. The 18-month barrel ageing adds viscosity and a spicy finish.
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- Food Pairing : Pairs well with rich, flavourful dishes.
- Drink before: Cellaring potential of 8-10 years.
- Vintage: 2022
- Manufacturer: Jordan
- Region: Stellenbosch
- Medals Won: 91 points - IWSC 2025. 4.5 stars from Platter's Wine Guide.
- Grapes used to make this wine were grown in: Decomposed granite (Hutton and Glenrosa).
- Sugar Content: 3.3g/L
- Alcohol Content:13.5%
Stock and Delivery:
In Stock: Standard delivery within 5 days
Stock at supplier: Delivery within 10 - 15 days
R99 Nationwide
Free Delivery: On orders over R2 000
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We guarantee a full credit on the cost of the wine, no questions asked, and we will also collect the remainder of any pack and refund you in full if you are unhappy with the quality, the service or any aspect of Wine-of-the-Month Club.
Replacements:
In the unlikely event that there is a broken bottle in your case, please tell us immediately and we will credit your account. We reserve the right to substitute product if stock runs out, to the same or higher value of the stock.
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