Joubert Tradauw R62 2016
Blend : Red
Description
Joubert-Tradauw is a family-owned private cellar in the Tradouw Valley in the Klein Karoo/Little Karoo region on the famous R62 route. The farm is located just outside the picturesque village of Barrydale. The Joubert Tradauw R62 2016, named after the Route 62 highway that stretches from Cape Town to Jeffrey’s Bay, is a red wine blend of the finest handpicked grapes chosen from various vineyard blocks. The Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc that make up this classic blend were matured separately using only the best barrels. A complex note gives away to underlying tones of raspberries, blackberries and red fruit, followed by a lingering herbal finish. Enjoy this wine as aperitif with friends and family. Decant before drinking.
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- Food Pairing : Enjoy with beef Wellington or slow roasted shoulder of lamb or lamb knuckle on a fresh tomato and herb polenta.
- Drink before: Enjoy now but will continue to reward.
- Vintage: 2016
- Manufacturer: Joubert Tradauw
- Region: Klein Karoo
- Medals Won: 3.7 Stars - Vivino. 4 Stars - Platter’s South African Wine Guide 2024.
- Grapes used to make this wine were grown in: Karoo shale, mixed with clay.
- Sugar Content: 3.3g/L
- Alcohol Content:14.5%
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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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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