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Muratie Mr May Grenache Noir 2021

Product information "Muratie Mr May Grenache Noir 2021"
The light scent of fynbos and strawberries rises to the nose when connoisseurs have the Muratie Mr May Grenache Noir in their glass. On the palate, the fruity notes of pomegranate and raspberries are accompanied by earthy tones. A pinch of white pepper and a hint of oak perfectly round off the flavours of the red wine, which has matured for eighteen months in French oak. Whether with grilled meat or aromatic spiced vegetables - the Muratie Mr May Grenache Noir is always the right choice. Like all Muratie wines, there is a story behind this red wine: Cornelius - affectionately known as Mr May - planted and pruned many vines on Muratie and impressed with his incredible knowledge of weather conditions. For example, he knew that it would rain two days later if there was a silver cloud on the south-west side of the Simonsberg.
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Vintage
2021
Winery
Muratie
Grape Variety
Grenache Noir
Bottle Top
Cork
Origin
South Africa
Appellation
Stellenbosch
Price
€18.00*
Price/Liter
€24.00*
Filling Quantity
0,75 l
Alcohol Strength
13,5 % Vol.
Acidity
5,3 g/l
Residual Sugar
1,4 g/l
In the Cellar
Matured in French oak for 18 months.
Serve at
13 °C
Best Before
2027
Allergen
Contains Sulphite
Producer
Muratie, Knorhoek Rd, 7605 Koelenhof, South Africa
Importer
CAPREO GmbH- Gildeweg 10- 46562 Voerde- Germany
Food Business Operator
CAPREO GmbH, Gildeweg 10, 46562 Voerde, Germany

Muratie Wine for the Gourmet

Muratie in South Africa produces premium wine for gourmets. Wine novices as well as connoisseurs find the right red or white wine in a variety of ranges. All Muratie wines have in common a particular, individual character and offer an excellent price-quality ratio.

The Muratie Vineyard

The vineyard Muratie attaches great importance to careful handling of the vines at the wine slope. The yard is a member of the Biodiversity and Wine Initiative and does not use herbicides. Only geese, ducks and turkeys are used for pest control. This natural approach shows in the Muratie wine, especially as the wine growers still hand-pick the grapes to avoid peel damage. The Muratie winery owns 45 hectares of cultivation area on which red as well as white grape varieties are planted. The soil is relatively dry which is why the land is watered after the harvest. Only by doing this, the winemakers can supply the next vintage with sufficient nutrients. The 300-year-old yard offers great products in all types of wine, but especially the Shiraz caused a stir internationally.

The Landscape around Muratie

Muratie wine benefits from the good location in South Africa, but even more from the passionate winemakers who deliver premium wine of an international level, year after year, and with great love for detail. Who ever visited Muratie surely noticed the many oak trees - these used to be considered as a protection against wild animals. Nowadays, they make for a breath-taking atmosphere for guests and wine enthusiasts who visit Muratie.