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Article-No. GDE-170000

Delicate effervescence with fresh fruit notes
Sparkling wine for all who wants something special
Perfect aperitif for your celebrations

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44.95€ 59.93€/l

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The Delaire Graff Sunrise Brut MCC already spoils the eye with its radiant, golden colour with exciting shades and thus lives up to its name of sunrise. The nose is filled with the fresh scent of gooseberry and honeydew melon. Made from the grape varieties Chenin Blanc (58%), Chardonnay (34%) and a small amount of Cabernet Franc (8%), this sparkling wine caresses the tongue and palate with fruity lime notes and the juicy taste of pears, perfectly supported by a hint of vanilla. On the finish, Delaire Graff's Sunrise Brut MCC, made using the traditional method, is fresh, sparkling and at the same time harmoniously and elegantly balanced.

Awards

Jg. 2023

4 John Platter Stars, Tim Atkin 89 Points

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Name:

Delaire Graff Sunrise Brut MCC N/V

Article-No.:

GDE-170000

Grape Varieties:

Chenin Blanc (58%), Chardonnay (34%), Cabernet Franc (8%)

Winery:

Delaire Graff

Importer/ Distributor:

CAPREO GmbH- Gildeweg 10- 46562 Voerde- Germany

Food Business Operator:

CAPREO GmbH, Gildeweg 10, 46562 Voerde, Germany

Producer:

Delaire Graff, Helshoogte Rd 7602 Stellenbosch, Südafrika

Bottle Cap:

Cork

Price:

44.95€ / bottle à 0,75 l

Filling Quantity:

0,75 l

Alcohol Strength:

12,5 % Vol.

Acidity:

7,7 g/l

Residual Sugar:

6 g/l

Serve at:

8-12 °C

Best before:

2024

In the Cellar:

Underwent the second fermentation and was left on the lees for 15 months.

Appellation:

Western Cape

Allergen:

Sulphite

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Delaire Graff – from John Platter to Laurence Graff

None other than the famous wine critic John Platter had once owned the estate Delaire Graff, back then known under the name Avontuur, and had created outstanding premium wines in the 1980s here. The change of name goes back to the partly breathtaking sights that the farm offers. An almost magical view of the valley of the Helshoegte Pass inspired the owner at that time to the name Delaire Estate. When translated, Delaire means ‘from heaven’. In 2003, Laurence Graff took over the winery and started converting it into one of the most important destinations for art enthusiasts, luxury vacationists and wine lovers. Laurence Graff is a diamond and jewellery trader himself and is familiar with the premium and luxury sector. The same can surely be said for the wines from Delaire Graff.

Exclusive Wines from Delaire Graff

The team at Delaire Graff has managed to become the flagship for South African wine in the shortest amount of time. Winemaker Morné Vrey and his employees focus on a gentle harvest of exclusively noble grapes in order to get the best basis possible for the wines. A very special bottle is the red wine Botmaskop. Like no other wine it stands for the strength of South African red wines, paired with the elegance and splendour Laurence Graff is well-known for. There are some wine enthusiasts who think if you were to drink one wine from South Africa only, then it should be the Botmaskop.

Experience Luxury in the high-end Restaurants

Visitors of Delaire Graff can experience an all-round package with a noble spa area and stylishly furnished hotel suites. But the highlights are the two restaurants that are directly at the winery. The Delaire Graff restaurant stands for fine dishes that captivate with wonderful aromas and creative ingredients. The winery also offers the Indochine restaurant. Here, the gourmet can find mainly Asian cuisine, freshened up by modern influences. Together with the wines from Delaire Graff, a holistic, noble taste sensation is created.