Vintage 2021

Sauvignon Blanc, Cederberg

Product Code: CG01ZZWC

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Sauvignon Blanc
13
SOUTH AFRICA
6
Screw Cap
Cederberg Wines
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Platter’s SA wine guide’22: 4* – 2021 vintage
SAWi Awards `18 - Platinum: 100 points
SAWi Awards `17 - Grand Slam: 100 points
SAWi Awards `17 - Top Ranging Sauvignon Blanc: 2nd Position
Platter`s SA Wine Guides `20: 4 stars – 2019 vintage
Veritas `19: Gold – 2019 vintage
Michelangelo Awards `19: Double Gold – 2019 vintage
Tim Atkin `19 Report: 91 points – 2018 vintage
Old Mutual Wine Trophy Show `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
Decanter World Wine Awards `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
Concours Mondial du Bruxelles `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
NWC Top 100 `19: Top 100 & Double Platinum – 2018 vintage
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About this product +

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Winemaking >

Grapes are hand harvested early morning at 20-23.5 balling. The winemaking processing is done in reductive conditions with the use of dry ice and carbon dioxide gas. Grapes are crushed at 8°C with approximately 5 hours skin contact before a light pressing. Two days of juice settling followed by racking and addition of selected yeast. Fermentation is at 11°C for approximately 24 days. Finally, the wine is further maturated on fine lees for additional 4 months with a monthly battônage of tank before the final blending and bottling.

Awards +

Michelangelo Awards’21: Gold – 2021 vintage
Platter’s SA wine guide’22: 4* – 2021 vintage
SAWi Awards `18 - Platinum: 100 points
SAWi Awards `17 - Grand Slam: 100 points
SAWi Awards `17 - Top Ranging Sauvignon Blanc: 2nd Position
Platter`s SA Wine Guides `20: 4 stars – 2019 vintage
Veritas `19: Gold – 2019 vintage
Michelangelo Awards `19: Double Gold – 2019 vintage
Tim Atkin `19 Report: 91 points – 2018 vintage
Old Mutual Wine Trophy Show `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
Decanter World Wine Awards `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
Concours Mondial du Bruxelles `19: Silver – 2018 vintage
NWC Top 100 `19: Top 100 & Double Platinum – 2018 vintage

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