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Klein Constantia Perdeblokke 2022

Product information "Klein Constantia Perdeblokke 2022"
The Klein Constantia Perdeblokke Sauvignon Blanc flows into the glass in a light colour. Intense floral notes unfold on the nose and are accompanied by blackcurrant leaves, green figs, grapefruit and sweet melon. On the palate, the white wine impresses with its complexity and texture. The rich flavours are wonderfully balanced by a fresh minerality before the elegant Klein Constantia Perdeblokke Sauvignon Blanc finishes with a lingering finish. The grapes for this unique white wine, which is only produced in years when the grapes are of exceptionally good quality, come from a single vineyard. The vineyard is located at an altitude of 200 to 220 metres above sea level on the slopes of Constantia Mountain. In the past, the soil of this vineyard was worked by horses - hence the name "Perdeblokke".

Awards

Jg. 2022
5 John Platter Stars, Tim Atkin 94 Points
Goes With:
Vintage
2022
Winery
Klein Constantia
Grape Variety
Sauvignon Blanc
Bottle Top
Cork
Origin
South Africa
Appellation
Constantia
Price
€42.95*
Price/Liter
€57.27*
Filling Quantity
0,75 l
Alcohol Strength
14 % Vol.
Acidity
7,3 g/l
Residual Sugar
2,1 g/l
In the Cellar
Matured in oak for nine months.
Serve at
8-10 °C
Best Before
2029
Allergen
Contains Sulphite
Producer
Klein Constantia, 37 Klein Constantia Rd, 7806 Constantia, South Africa
Importer
CAPREO GmbH- Gildeweg 10- 46562 Voerde- Germany
Food Business Operator
CAPREO GmbH, Gildeweg 10, 46562 Voerde, Germany

Klein Constantia with Its Wines Steeped in History

Klein Constantia can look back on a long history full of tradition. Centuries ago, the winery was literally all that people wanted – to be precise, the dessert wine Vin de Constance that gives off a scent of apricots and features a honey-sweet finish. This wine is awarded as the best dessert wine of all times in South Africa and amongst its fans are Napoleon Bonaparte and Frederick the Great. The red wines of the winery stand for elegance and plenty of aroma and the white wines are known for freshness, fruitiness and a crisp acidity. The aim is a close relationship between tradition and expertise and excites gourmets worldwide.

The Terroir Offers an Outstanding Character

The terroir of Klein Constantia is located at the foothills of the Table Mountain, in South Africa’s southwest and offers a wonderful view of the False Bay. The cooling sea breeze, the mild climate and the deep and moisture retaining soil offer perfect conditions for the creation of excellent bottles. Due to the soil the grapes ripen approximately two weeks later than others and therefore feature an even more concentrated taste. Located at an altitude between 70 and 350 metres above sea level and with the constant sea breeze, nothing is in the way of an ideal ripening of the fruits – and the pleasure it brings.

The Long-Standing History of Klein Constantia Is Revived

Klein Constantia, a picturesque and beautiful winery in Constantia, has its origin in the founding of Constantia at the end of the 17th century by Simon van der Stel. In 1716, Constantia was divided on Klein (little) and Groot (large) Constantia. After many decades of wine cultivation, the Jooste family purchased the farm in 1980 which back then had been inactive for many years. Six years later, the winemaker Ross Gower filled the first bottle after a 50-year break. Gower created important delicacies with a high, distinct character. Since the change of ownership in 2011, the wine lovers Zdenek Bakala and Charles Harman strive to establish Klein Constantia at the top of the South African wine industry. The dedicated winemaker Matthew Day who has been managing the wine cellar since 2009, stands for a high quality and environmentally-friendly production. This means you can enjoy Klein Constantia wine at a top level every day, anywhere in the world.