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Primordial Soup White Blend, Western Cape

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Primordial Soup White Blend, Western Cape

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This white wine is derived from the Western Cape’s classical cultivars, blended to represent nature’s selection and packed with juicy life. An artful mix of classic South African varieties chosen and blended together.

All the grapes for this wine are hand harvested from 100% old bush vines from Swartland's sandy, granitic soils. The powerful Southern sunshine makes sure the grapes reach their optimum ripeness.

No irrigation is used in the vineyards and very little crop control is needed due to the age of the vines naturally restricting yield. A tiny percentage of the wine is given some time in old barrels to add a touch of complexity, then the wine is left on fine lees for an extended period for greater palate weight and mouthfeel.

A twinkling in the mind’s eye, this cultured concoction of the Western Cape's brightest cultivars is alive with firm, fleshy fruit. On the nose, it has notes of jasmine and white stone fruit. It has a nuanced citrusy palate and tangy finish. It's the Natural Selection.

Quick Information

Bottle Size: 75cl
ABV: 11%
Current Stock: 4
BIN: BTL-0069
Vegan: Yes
Vegetarian: Yes
Style: White
UPC: 3430560008920

More Information

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South Africa

South African wine has a history dating back to 1659 with the first bottle being produced in Cape Town by its founder and gouverner Jan van Riebeeck. South Africa is located at the tip of Africa with its wine regions located near the coastal influences of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. These regions have a mostly Mediterranean climate that is marked by intense sunlight and dry heat.
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JD Roussouw, Boutinot South Africa

JD was destined to be a winemaker. Whilst pregnant, his mother helped in the family winery, enriching JDs formative senses. His earliest memories are of the “floral aromas in the winery while the fermentations were happening”. JD always wanted to be a winemaker and it all came so naturally whilst helping his father in their Paarl winery.

Customer Reviews

5/5
2 reviews
check icon verified Trusted Customer 21st Dec 2023
Being from a South African family I thought I'd try this - primarily (don't judge) because it had a beautiful label and it came from a region I know. It's a lovely wine and will definitely be bought again.
check icon verified Jo Cody 5th Aug 2022
Another favourite of mine, and another that won Paul's approval, coming a slight second to False Bay. Sadly, Dan doesn't deliver to Texas. Neither do I.