Restaurant Mosaic at The Orient

04 April 2016
The World’s Best Wine Lists 2016

The World of Fine Wine
Email address: neil.beckett@worldoffinewine.com
To whom it may concern,
We are honoured to be afforded the opportunity to enter for The World’s Best Wine
Lists 2016.
Herewith find the following documentation to support our entry:
•E
lectronic version of our Current Wine & Spirit Lists (includes examples of our
specially created supplementary tasting notes and Sommelier’s selection).
•E
lectronic version of our Wine Application for iPad.
We hope that you will find the above in order and remain at your disposal should
you require any further information or documentation.
Yours sincerely,
Cobus du Plessis
Restaurant Mosaic

F or thousands of years, ever since its earliest origins in
Mesopotamia people have enjoyed drinking wine. Wine
and the ancient art of winemaking have its roots firmly
winemaking regions of the world: “From the ancestral
Château’s and Great Domaine’s of France, the unspoilt charm
of the family-owned Bodegas of Spain and most recently to the
planted in Roman and Greek history. From history books we award winning wineries of Hungary, where we were astounded
learn that the Greeks created a wine so sweet and syrupy by the noble wines of Tokaji!”
they had to place a jug of warm water on their banquet
tables to dilute the nectarous wine that was enjoyed with We are privileged to meet and spend time with some of the
their feasts. In contrast, the Romans produced wines of world’s most acclaimed and celebrated winemakers and are
extraordinary keeping power. It is rumored that the famous deeply impressed by their infectious passion and intense
Opimian dated 121BC was drunk well into its 125th year! dedication to their craft. No two winemakers has the same
process, each bringing their own sense of style to the final
It is from this humble and contrasting beginning that came a product, yet all share the same respect for the ever-present
remarkable wine tradition, which has grown greatly through tradition of winemaking. This truly has been a life altering
the ages and has been cultivated to perfection by the experience that bolstered our appreciation for this intricate
winemakers of the classic Old World countries, that has given art. With a shared passion for wine and winemaking, we
us the variety of taste and style that we have come to enjoy have formed close ties and lasting friendships with this
today: “Classic Champagnes, exquisite red and white Bordeaux extraordinary community of winemakers, to be partners in
blends, richly textured dry red Burgundy wines, crisp dry white wine... for life!
wines from Chablis, elegant Rieslings and Gewürztraminers
from Germany, the legendary wines of Tuscany and Chianti Our journeys and encounters with truly diverse winemakers
in Italy as well as a wide variety of dry white and delectable have brought us to the realization that even today wine is
dessert wines from Tokaji in Hungary, to name but a few.” widely considered as an enduring cultural symbol of life. The
art of viticulture has evolved with time, but one principal
Despite this time honored tradition, the art of winemaking seems to have remained unchanged – the eternal tradition
itself is forever evolving; one has to have an acute awareness of presenting and communicating wine, which focuses on
of the more contemporary winemakers as well, as has been the origins, heritage and viniculture.
defined by the New World countries such as California (USA),
our own South Africa and Australia. It has often been said by Restaurant Mosaic believe that every wine on our winelist
wine critics that South African wine is a unique marriage of has a heritage and therefor a story. A unique tale of vineyard,
the Old World and the New World. Combining history with season, variety, technique and timing – with each wine made
evolution, thereby pioneering unrivalled easy-drinking wines. by an individual that brings to it his or her personal traits and
customs. Each experience and exchange influences the final
As passionate aficionados of viniculture, we at Restaurant product both in a physical and behavioural sense. These
Mosaic have been blessed with the opportunity to travel relationships create the stories that give wine its true worth,
to some of the most extravagantly beautiful and historical for wine is nothing if not a dialogue between people...
Re: South African Wine List
Herewith an electronic version of our South African Wine List with our
full range of local wines available from the Restaurant Mosaic cellar.
J an van Riebeeck planted the first vineyard in 1655 from
which the first wine was made on 2 February 1659.
Simon van der Stel, who was not only enthusiastic but also
Elgin: This award-winning winemaking district is cradled in
the ancient sandstone Hottentots Holland Mountains and
was traditionally an apple-growing region. Now exceptional
very knowledgeable about viticulture and wine making, fruit of elegance is produced here, with Chardonnay,
succeeded him in 1679. He planted a vineyard on his farm Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Shiraz, the leaders
Constantia and to this day, Constantia wine is mentioned of the pack.
among the world’s finest.
Robertson: Dubbed the Valley of Vines and Roses,
Keeping with the spirit of renewal in the South African wine Robertson is renowned for the quality of its wines and while
industry, in recent years over 40% of the vineyards were traditionally considered white wine territory known mainly
replanted as the industry realigned its product to compete for its Chardonnays, and more recently for the quality of
globally, moving from volume production to noble cultivars its Sauvignon Blanc, it is also the source of some of the
and quality wines. Noble varieties that have been cultivated Cape’s finest red wines. In particular Shiraz and Cabernet
increasingly in the past few years include Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon, while the distinctive fortified dessert wines
and Chardonnay, which produce top-class white wines, as wel for which it was originally famed continue to be produced
as Shiraz and Pinot Noir. Although most of the vine varieties here.
cultivated today was originally imported, up to six local
crossings have been released. The best known is a red variety Stellenbosch: The historical town of Stellenbosch boasts
named Pinotage, a cross between Pinot Noir and Hermitage. a winemaking tradition that stretches back to the end of
the 17th-century. The mountainous terrain, good rainfall,
The Cape wine growing areas are situated in the narrow deep well-drained soils and diversity of terroirs make this
viticultural zone of the Southern hemisphere. These areas a sought after viticultural area. Stellenbosch, the town of
have a mainly Mediterranean climate and the mountain oaks, is also the educational and research centre of the
slopes and valleys that surround them form the ideal Cape Winelands having the only university in South Africa
habitat for the wine grape Vitis vinifera. Long, sun-drenched that offers a degree in viticulture and oenology. It has a
summers and mild, wet winters contribute to the ideal wine good reputation for Chardonnay, Shiraz and Pinotage, and
growing conditions. The world-famous Cape Winelands of thanks to the varied soils and its versatility as an area, it
South Africa stretch from the rugged mountains and multi- also produces great Sauvignon Blanc’s and some good
directional slopes of the coastal region to the open plains of sparkling wines. Because the climate is so similar to that of
the Klein Karoo where viticulture takes place mainly in the Bordeaux, foreign investors have been investing in the area
riverine valleys. for a good many years.
Some of the more famous Wine Regions of the Cape Paarl: A well-known region north-west of Cape Town. Many
Winelands: prestigious wine producers are situated in Paarl, which was
once known as the heart of the wine industry in South Africa
Constantia: The oldest grape-growing region with an and is still considered a premier wine producing district.
excellent reputation. Constantia is famous mostly for its Known as the “Red Route” due to the award winning red
white wines, being Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon. It is wines produced there, the warm climate ensures the very
also home to the famous sweet wine, Vin de Constance, best wines from the more elevated vineyards.
rumoured to have been Napoleon’s favourite wine.
Swartland: The region is 50kms north of Cape Town and
Franschoek: Known as the millionaire’s playground of South stretches from Paardeberg in the south to the Berg River
Africa, it is better known for its social scene than its wine and in the north and includes Riebeek Valley, Malmesbury and
some of the best wines from Franschoek are not grown in Piketberg. Jan van Riebeeck called it “Het Zwarte Land” (the
the valley, just made there. You need to look for the words Black Land). The fertile plain is the bread basket of Cape
Wine of Origin Franschoek on the label. Franschoek is best Town with wheat fields reaching up the mountainside
known for Cabernet Sauvignon and Sémillon, especially its along with wine, fruit and vegetable farms. Viticulture in
Boekenhoutskloof Sémillon, which comes from a 100-year- the Swartland is still comparatively young and is practiced
old vineyard. under dry land conditions with minimal irrigation.
SOUTH AFRICAN WINE INDEX
Cape Winemakers Guild Auction Wine ................................................................................................3
Nederburg Auction Wine ................................................................................................................... 11
Méthode Cap Classique .................................................................................................................... 16
Sparkling Wine.................................................................................................................................. 18
Chenin Blanc .................................................................................................................................... 19
Chardonnay ...................................................................................................................................... 24
Sauvignon Blanc ............................................................................................................................... 28
Viognier ............................................................................................................................................ 31
Sémillon............................................................................................................................................ 32
Riesling............................................................................................................................................. 34
Gewürztraminer ................................................................................................................................ 35
Niche White Varieties ........................................................................................................................ 36
White Blends..................................................................................................................................... 37
Rosé ................................................................................................................................................. 42
Pinot Noir.......................................................................................................................................... 43
Pinotage ........................................................................................................................................... 46
Our Kanonkop Pinotage Collection.................................................................................................... 48
Merlot ............................................................................................................................................... 50
Shiraz ............................................................................................................................................... 51
Cabernet Franc ................................................................................................................................. 56
Cabernet Sauvignon ......................................................................................................................... 57
Our Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve Collection ...................................................................... 60
Niche Red Varieties .......................................................................................................................... 62
Grenache .......................................................................................................................................... 64
Malbec .............................................................................................................................................. 65
Petit Verdot ....................................................................................................................................... 65
Touriga Naçional ............................................................................................................................... 62
Red Blends ....................................................................................................................................... 66
Cape Blend ....................................................................................................................................... 69
Bordeaux Blend ................................................................................................................................ 71
Southern Rhône Blend ...................................................................................................................... 79
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Northern Rhône Blend ...................................................................................................................... 81
Muscat .............................................................................................................................................. 82
Natural Sweet Wine .......................................................................................................................... 83
Our Vin de Constance Collection....................................................................................................... 84
Straw Wine ....................................................................................................................................... 85
Noble Late Harvest ........................................................................................................................... 86
Fortified Wines .................................................................................................................................. 88
Sherry ............................................................................................................................................... 91
Port................................................................................................................................................... 92
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Cape Winemakers Guild
Auction
The Guild, an association of some of the finest South African winemakers recognised for their high standards of
craftsmanship, has evolved over the past three decades into a body of 46 members who jointly represent the pinnacle
of wine achievement. Innovation, benchmarking and the sharing of knowledge of winemaking excellence, is the proud
accomplishment of the Cape Winemakers Guild.
A ground-breaking association of independent winemakers, the members had one objective in mind to pool their
resources and knowledge in order to craft great South African wines that would stand out amongst the best in the world.
From the onset, knowledge sharing and benchmarking was the major focus of the Guild and members would taste wines
from around the world and compare them to their own wines.
Each expert in their respective fields, Guild members have played a significant role in the development of the South
African wine industry. From the making of champion port-style wines, the establishment of Méthode Cap Classique and
Cape blends, to the opening up of new, cooler wine regions, the introduction of sustainable farming and environmentally
responsible wines, Guild members have always been at the forefront of innovation.
Each year the prestigious CWG Auction showcases the finest and most exclusive wines produced by its talented members.
These rare limited edition wines are produced in small volumes exclusively for this Auction and strict controls are put
in place to ensure these wines are distinct from those offered under the winemakers’ regular labels. The public auction
is held annually and affords bidders the opportunity to buy rare and unique collector’s pieces from some of the finest
winemakers in South Africa.
Cape Winemakers Guild Auction Wine
Méthode Cap Classique
Estate Vintage Price Per Bottle
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines CWG Non Plus Ultra Cap Classique 2008 R570.00
Silverthorn Wines CWG Big Dog Méthode Cap Classique 2010 En Vieillissement
Stellenbosch
Simonsig Family CWG Cuvée Chêne Blanc de Blancs 2007 R608.00
Vineyards
Chenin Blanc
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Hendrik Biebouw Auction Reserve Chenin Blanc 2011 R570.00
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Hendrik Biebouw Chenin Blanc Reserve 2012 R788.00
Swartland
Wooded
Miles Mossop Wines CWG Saskia-Jo 2014 En Vieillissement
Mullineux Family Wines CWG Trifecta Chenin Blanc 2013 En Vieillissement
Tulbagh
Wooded
Rijk's Private Cellar CWG Chenin Blanc 2013 R1,168.00
Chardonnay
Elgin
Wooded
Paul Cluver Estate CWG The Wagon Trail Chardonnay 2012 R525.00
Franschhoek
Wooded
Cape Chamonix Wine CWG Reserve Chardonnay 2013 R1,472.00
Farm
En Vieillisement refer to wines that are maturing in the cellar, not yet ready for consumption 3
Hemel-en-Aarde Valley
Wooded
Ataraxia Mountain CWG Under the Gavel Chardonnay 2011 R798.00
Vineyards
Ataraxia Mountain CWG Under the Gavel Chardonnay 2013 R1,700.00
Vineyards
Ataraxia Mountain CWG Under the Gavel Chardonnay 2014 R2,330.00

Vineyards
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Jordan Wine Estate CWG Chardonnay Auction Reserve 2011 R912.00
Jordan Wine Estate CWG Chardonnay Auction Selection 2014 En Vieillissement
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Maria van Swaanswijk Chardonnay Auction 2012 R500.00
Reserve
Waterford Estate CWG Chardonnay Auction Reserve 2011 R722.00
Sémillon
Cederberg
Wooded
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Ghost Corner Sémillon 2011 R532.00
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Ghost Corner Sémillon 2013 R1,168.00
Darling
Wooded
Lanner Hill CWG Double Barrel White 2012 R418.00
Lanner Hill CWG Double Barrel White 2013 R900.00
Tulbagh
Wooded
Saronsberg Cellar CWG Sémillon 2008 R760.00
Niche White Varieties

Stellenbosch
Wooded
Simonsig Family CWG The Russety One Roussanne 2012 R836.00
Vineyards
Swartland
Wooded
A.A. Badenhorst Family CWG White Grenache Vuilgoed 3 2012 R608.00
Wines
Mullineux Family Wines CWG The Gris Sémillon 2013 R1,990.00
Mullineux Family Wines CWG The Gris Sémillon 2014 En Vieillissement
White Blends
Cape Point
Wooded
Cape Point Vineyards CWG Auction White 2014 En Vieillissement
Cape Point Vineyards CWG Reserve White 2013 R1,880.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Simonsig Family CWG The Red Ox White Roussanne-Chenin Blanc 2013 R978.00
Vineyards
Tokara CWG Tribute 2012 R494.00
Western Cape
Wooded
The Drift Farm CWG Bruce Jack Happy Hour 2009 R610.00
Pinot Noir
Elgin
Paul Cluver Estate CWG Pinot Noir 2011 R888.00
Stellenbosch
Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Pinot Noir 2005 R370.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Pinot Noir Bin 115 2008 R1,140.00
Walker Bay
Bouchard Finlayson CWG Pinot Noir 2009 R1,178.00
Pinotage
Stellenbosch
Spier Wine Estate CWG Pinotage 2009 R722.00
Stellenbosch - Bottelary
Beyerskloof CWG Traildust Pinotage 2010 R1,178.00
Stellenbosch-Simonsberg
Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2008 R2,150.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2010 R1,255.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2013 En Vieillissement
Tulbagh
Rijk's Private Cellar CWG Pinotage 2010 R912.00
Rijk's Private Cellar CWG Pinotage 2012 En Vieillissement
Merlot
Stellenbosch
Spier Wine Estate CWG Merlot 2009 R532.00
Shiraz
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2010 R1,064.00
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2013 En Vieillissement
Constantia
Groot Constantia Estate CWG Auction Reserve Shiraz 2010 R1,026.00
Groot Constantia Estate CWG Auction Shiraz 2012 R1,950.00
Malgas
Sijnn CWG Syrah (1500ml) 2011 R2,280.00
Paarl
Bartho Eksteen CWG Sluitsteen Shiraz 2012 R1,170.00
Stellenbosch
Boschkloof CWG Auction Reserve Syrah 2011 R1,180.00
De Trafford Wines CWG Shiraz 2009 R410.00
De Trafford Wines CWG Syrah 2009 R798.00
Hartenberg Estate CWG Auction Shiraz 2013 En Vieillissement
Kleine Zalze CWG 3 Expressions 2010 R684.00
Simonsig Family CWG Heirloom Shiraz 2010 R760.00

Vineyards
Simonsig Family CWG Heirloom Shiraz 2012 En Vieillissement
Vineyards
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Maria van Loon née Engelbrecht Shiraz Reserve 2012 R1,472.00
Swartland
Saronsberg Cellar CWG Weathered Hands Shiraz 2008 R1,928.00
Tulbagh
Saronsberg Cellar CWG Die Erf Shiraz 2011 R1,026.00
Cabernet Sauvignon
Stellenbosch
Edgebaston CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2010 R836.00
Grangehurst Winery CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2006 R950.00
Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2009 R1,292.00
Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2012 En Vieillissement
Louis CWG Laika 2010 R950.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 2007 R2,130.00
Niche Red Varieties

Constantia
John Loubser CWG Garibaldi Nebbiolo 2009 R1,100.00
Swartland
A.A. Badenhorst Family CWG Kalmoesfontein Ramnasgras Cinsault 2012 R1,016.00
Wines
Touriga Naçional
Malgas
Sijnn CWG Sijnn Touriga Naçional 2009 R410.00
Red Blends
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines CWG Auction Reserve 2007 R1,178.00
Neil Ellis Wines CWG Auction Reserve 2011 R874.00
Stellenbosch
Ernie Els Wines CWG Ernie Els 2010 R1,216.00
Haskell Vineyards CWG The Expatriate 2010 R722.00
Cape Blend
Stellenbosch
Grangehurst Winery CWG Cape Reserve Blend 2009 R1,700.00
Kaapzicht CWG Auction Cape Blend 2009 R590.00
Kaapzicht CWG Auction Reserve 2001 R430.00
Bordeaux Blend
Stellenbosch
De Trafford Wines CWG Perspective 2006 R672.60
De Trafford Wines CWG Perspective 2012 En Vieillissement
Grangehurst Winery CWG Auction Reserve 2007 R1,370.00
Grangehurst Winery CWG Auction Reserve 2009 R1,700.00
Haskell Vineyards CWG Paradigm 2008 R910.00
Jordan Wine Estate CWG Sophia 2009 R1,292.00
Miles Mossop Wines CWG Maximilian 2011 R1,178.00
Overgaauw Estate CWG DC Classic 2009 R1,178.00
Spier Wine Estate CWG Auction Reserve Frans K Smit 2010 R1,180.00
Tokara CWG Tribute 2010 R1,776.00
Waterford Estate CWG Auction Reserve 2BB 2009 R1,140.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Paul Sauer 2009 R1,330.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Paul Sauer 2010 R1,700.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Paul Sauer 2011 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop Estate CWG Paul Sauer 2012 En Vieillissement
Southern Rhône Blend

Walker Bay
Luddite Wines CWG Auction Reverse Shiraz Mourvèdre 2011 R1,852.00
Luddite Wines CWG Just Alice Shiraz / Mourvèdre 2010 R1,330.00
Luddite Wines CWG Oscar Shiraz / Mourvèdre 2009 R1,064.00
Northern Rhône Blend

Robertson
Graham Beck Wines CWG The Catalyst Shiraz / Viognier 2010 R646.00
Straw Wine
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family CWG Ouma Cloete Straw Wine (375ml) 2013 R1,092.00
Vineyards
Noble Late Harvest
Stellenbosch
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Eva (Krotoa) Chenin Blanc (375ml) 2012 En Vieillissement
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Eva (Krotoa) Muscat de Frontignan (375ml) 2009 R456.00
Port
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family CWG Cape Vintage Auction Reserve 2009 R875.00
Vineyards
Nederburg
Auction
‘Exclusivity’, ‘prestige’ and ‘ultimate indulgence’ are just some of the expressions that come to mind when the annual
selection of South Africa’s finest wines come together with the sole purpose of going under the hammer at every year’s
Nederburg Auction at Nederburg in Paarl.
Each of the wines that are sold at the Nederburg Auction has earned the auction’s Seal of Approval, which is affixed to
each bottle as a mark of quality and authenticity. This golden seal is an endorsement and a reassurance for both trade and
consumers that these wines represent the pinnacle of rare, properly matured, fine South African wines.
Every wine chosen for the Nederburg Auction has to fulfil several criteria before they can be deemed worthy to come
under the hammer. The Nederburg Auction encourages winemakers to submit wines for scrutiny that they feel represent
the pinnacle of their winemaking skills, and which are no longer in general circulation in order to create a rarity factor for
the wines that will be auctioned.
The wines submitted must be at least five years old for red wines and two years old for white wines. Each wine must then
pass the exhaustive selection process that sees them overcome character, style, and quality benchmarks, as judged by the
panel of wine experts that include Cape Wine Masters and Sommeliers. The final consideration is whether the wines will,
in the opinion of the selection panel, continue to evolve and mature in order to provide a return on investment for buyers.
This unique approach presents Mosaic with the opportunity to purchase fine, bottle-aged wines that we can offer to our
guests or serve immediately, confident in the knowledge that the wine will continue to mature and evolve, should we
wish to extend the wines shelf life in order to extract additional value.
Nederburg Auction Wine
Stellenbosch
JC Le Roux NA Pinot Noir MCC 1989 R2,888.00
Chenin Blanc
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Old Vines NA Chenin Blanc 2003 R646.00
Spier Wine Estate NA Private Collection Chenin Blanc 2007 R320.00
Walker Bay
Wooded
Beaumont Wines NA Hope Marguerite 2009 R608.00
Chardonnay
Elgin
Wooded
Oak Valley Wines NA Chardonnay 2009 R360.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Stellenrust Wine Estate NA Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2009 R285.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards NA Chardonnay (1500ml) 2011 R684.00
White Blends
Elim
Wooded
Strandveld Wines NA Adamastor 2008 R274.00
Strandveld Wines NA Adamastor 2010 R380.00
Paarl
Wooded
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin D253 Sauvignon Blanc / Chardonnay 2005 R142.50
Pinotage
Stellenbosch
Grangehurst Winery NA Pinotage (1500ml) 2001 R1,520.00
Kanonkop Estate NA Pinotage 1999 R1,900.00
Merlot
Paarl
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin R181 Merlot 2007 R608.00
Cabernet Franc
Robertson
Claime d'Or Wines NA Cabernet Franc 2008 R684.00
Cabernet Sauvignon
Stellenbosch
Le Bonheur Estate NA Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 1999 R2,280.00
Kanonkop Estate NA Cabernet Sauvignon 1997 R3,040.00
Wellington
Bosman Family NA Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R950.00
Vineyards
Niche Red Varieties

Paarl
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin R104 Petit Verdot 2001 R608.00
Cape Blend
Stellenbosch
Kaapzicht NA Steytler Vision Cape Blend 2003 R836.00
Simonsig Family NA Frans Malan Reserve 2003 R836.00

Vineyards
Walker Bay
Wildekrans Wine Estate NA Jake White Collection (1500ml) 2007 R1,064.00
Bordeaux Blend
Stellenbosch
Grangehurst Winery NA Bordeaux Blend (1500ml) 2005 R3,800.00
Kanonkop Estate NA Paul Sauer 1994 R1,330.00
Muscat
Barrydale
Joubert-Tradauw NA Jaubert Family Muscat (275ml) Nv R85,000.00
Natural Sweet Wine

Paarl
Nederburg Wines NA Eminence (375ml) 2008 R532.00
Nederburg Wines NA Eminence (375ml) 2009 R798.00
Noble Late Harvest

Cape Town
Signal Hill NA Créme de Tête (375ml) 2000 R570.00
Paarl
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin Edelkeur (375ml) 2005 R465.00
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin Edelkeur (375ml) 2007 R285.00
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin S316 Weisser Riesling Noble Late 2002 R247.00
Harvest (375ml)
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin Semillon NLH (375ml) 2002 R133.00
Robertson
Kranskop NA Viognier Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2011 R456.00
Stellenbosch
Fleur du Cap NA Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2007 R456.00
Neethlingshof Estate NA Weisser Riesling Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2007 R380.00
Fortified Wines
Robertson
Wonderfontein Wine NA Red Muscadel 2006 R137.00
Estate
Tulbagh
Drosdyhof NA Rijk Tulbagh Volsoet Chenin Blanc 1997 R627.00
Worcester
Nuy Wine Cellar NA Wit Muskadel 2000 R304.00
Nuy Wine Cellar NA Wit Muskadel 2007 R418.00
Port
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family NA Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2004 R1,330.00
Vineyards
Boplaas Family NA Cape Vintage Reserve Vintners Selection Port 2003 R1,330.00
Vineyards
De Krans NA Vintage Reserve Port 1993 R2,660.00
Paarl
KWV Wines NA Private Collection Reserve Port 1929 R18,700.00
Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) is the term used to describe Only perfectly healthy grapes are handpicked early to
the South African bottle-fermented production of sparkling ensure low sugar and higher levels of acidity from a
wines in the traditional French Méthode Champenoise style. diversity of regions in the Cape. Viticultural practices for
Cap Classique are similar to that for Champagne, with
Winemaking dates back almost 8 000 years and winds its important variations related to the differences in terroir.
way through the 1660’s Champagne era of Dom Pérignon South African producers of Cap Classique have to find the
to the early 1970’s when South African winemakers chose fine line between picking grapes that is perfectly ripe - not
to blaze a new trail across the Cape Winelands. Despite the too green and not too ripe.
restrictions of the wine cooperatives and the confines of the
previous political era, these pioneers of the Cap Classique The majority of Cap Classique brands are produced in these
industry made bold attempts to master a new kind of wine regions:
in South Africa - a bottle-fermented bubbly in the traditional
French style. • Stellenbosch
• Paarl
Frans Malan of Simonsig pioneered the first Méthode Cap • Franschhoek
Classique in South Africa and named it Kaapse Vonkel, which • Robertson
was released in 1971. Those days the base wine for Kaapse • Constantia
Vonkel was made from Chenin Blanc and Pinotage grapes.
Frans Malan then planted Chardonnay (in so doing he was The main criteria for the Cap Classique style are:
the first to plant Chardonnay in South Africa), Pinot Noir 1. Vintage: Cap Classique is produced as both vintage and
and many years later he planted the third, lesser known red non-vintage with no reference to quality as in Champagne.
variety of Champagne, Pinot Meurnier. 2. Grape cultivar: There are no restriction on grape cultivars
to produce Cap Classique; however the majority is made
The Cap Classique Producers Association (CCPA) was from Chardonnay and/or Pinot Noir. Chenin Blanc and
established in 1992 by a group of producers sharing a Pinotage are among the more widely used other grapes.
passion for bottle-fermented sparkling wines, made in Many Cap Classique wines are blends of different grape
the traditional method. Chairman of CCPA, Pieter ‘Bubbles’ cultivars. As with Champagne, Blanc de Blancs is made
Ferreira of Graham Beck Wines, writes that: “South Africa from white grapes and Blanc de Noirs from red grapes.
has the oldest grape growing soils in the world. With its 3. Sugar level: Most Cap Classique is bottled as Brut (less than
bountiful sunshine, the Western Cape is a perfect location 15 grams sugar per liter). Other styles include Brut Nature
for growing grapes of excellent quality for the production of (zero dosage) and a few dry or “Sec” and semi-sweet or
Cap Classique.” “Demi-sec” wines.
Cape Town
Signal Hill The Threesome 2008 R300.00
Constantia
High Constantia Clos André 2008 R380.00
Klein Constantia Estate Brut 2010 R284.00
Klein Constantia Estate Brut 2011 R290.00
Steenberg Vineyards 1682 Pinot Noir Brut 2008 R424.00
Franschhoek
GM & AHrens Vintage Cuvée 2009 R690.00
GM & AHrens Vintage Cuvée 2010 R690.00
Domaine des Dieux Claudia Brut 2007 R228.00
Domaine des Dieux Rose of Sharon Brut Rosé 2008 R228.00
Klein Karoo
Karusa Vineyards Karoo Classique Pinot Noir Rosé Brut 2010 R170.00
Paarl
Vondeling Rurale Méthode Ancestral 2013 R378.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines Blanc de Blancs Brut 2008 R350.00
Graham Beck Wines Brut Nv R195.00
Graham Beck Wines Brut Rosé 2009 R350.00
Graham Beck Wines Brut Rosé Nv R160.00
Silverthorn Wines Jewel Box Nv R340.00
Silverthorn Wines The Genie Rosé 2009 R270.00
Silverthorn Wines The Green Man 2010 R285.00
Somerset West
Vergelegen MMV Brut 2007 R400.00
Vergelegen MMV Brut 2008 R400.00
Stellenbosch
Pongracz Desiderius 2003 R470.00
Villiera Wines Prestige Cuveé Monro Brut 2007 R260.00
Swartland
Huis van Chevallerie Filia Chenin Blanc Brut Nature 2012 R554.00
Tulbagh
House of Krone Nicolas Charles Krone Marque 1 Nv R433.00
House of Krone Rosé Cuvée Brut 2011 R180.00
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Thornlands MCC Nv R190.00
Sparkling Wine
Swartland
Testalonga El Bandito I Wish I Was A Ninja 2015 R230.00
Chenin Blanc
History
Made from a versatile grape from France’s Loire Valley, also grown with much success in South Africa and California. In
South Africa, Chenin Blanc is the most widely planted variety-accounting for nearly one-fifth of all vineyard plantings
in the early 21st century. The variety was most likely introduced to our country in the collection of vine cuttings sent to
Jan van Riebeeck by the Dutch East India Company. For the next couple hundred years of South African wine history, the
variety was also known as Steen.
Character
Characterised by its versatility, Chenin Blanc produces good natural wines covering the whole spectrum from sweet to
dry, as well as sherry and sparkling wine. Its fruitiness finds favour with a wide range of palates. It is also used for distilling
brandy and spirits. In France’s Vouvray AOC they aim for an off-dry style, developing honey and floral characteristics with
age, but in South Africa Chenin Blancs tend to emphasize more tropical fruit flavors than their Loire counterparts. In the
best vintages the grapes can be left on the vines to develop noble rot, producing an intense, viscous dessert wine which
may improve considerably with age.
Flavour Profile
This white wine can range from dry to very sweet depending on the time of harvest, producing flavors that vary from
apple, melon, lime and pear with hints of vanilla and honey. The best Chenin Blanc offers high acidity combined with
a touch of viscosity – leaving an oil-like mouth feel. In cool areas the juice is sweet but high in acid with a full-bodied
fruity palate. The aromas and flavor notes of Chenin Blanc often include the descriptors of minerally, greengage and
angelica. Chenin wines produced from noble rot will often have notes of peaches and honey that develop into barley
sugar, marzipan and quince as they age. Dry or semi-sweet Chenin Blanc from the Loire will often have notes apple,
greengage and chalky minerals that develop into more honey, acacia and quince aromas.
Food Pairing
Ideal food pairings include: Salads, mild to spicy rice dishes, sushi, seafood and white meats.
Notes
The majority of Chenin Blanc in South Africa is planted in the Paarl and Worcester regions with Malmesbury in Swartland
also having sizable plantings. The age ability of sweet Loire Chenin Blanc is among the longest lived in the world of wine
with well made examples from favorable vintages regularly having the potential to last for at least 100 years.
Chenin Blanc
Cape Town
Wooded
Signal Hill Heritage 1771 2012 R1,800.00
Cederberg
Wooded
Cederberg Private Cellars Chenin Blanc 2009 R205.00
Cederberg Private Cellars Five Generations Chenin Blanc 2005 R340.00
Coastal/Western Cape
Wooded
Bellingham The Bernard Series Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2008 R240.00
Constantia
Wooded
Vins d'Orrance Chenin Blanc Kama 2011 R217.00
Elgin
Wooded
Catherine Marshall Wines Amatra Chenin Blanc 2013 R170.00
Spioenkop Wines 1900 Chenin Blanc 2011 R160.00
Spioenkop Wines Chenin Blanc 2013 R246.00
Napier
Wooded
Jean Daneel Wines Director's Signature Chenin Blanc 2006 R370.00
Jean Daneel Wines Signature Chenin Blanc 2008 R190.00
Olifants River
Wooded
Alheit Vineyards Magnetic North Mountain Makstok 2013 R700.00
Alheit Vineyards Magnetic North Mountain Makstok 2014 R750.00
Botanica Wines Chenin Blanc 2009 R183.00
Botanica Wines Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2012 R240.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Skurfberg' 2012 R267.00
Paarl
Wooded
Nederburg Wines The Anchorman 2011 R140.00
Unwooded
Mont Destin Chenin Blanc 2009 R130.00
Windmeul Cooperative Chenin Blanc 2013 R60.00

Cellar
Paarl - Simonsberg
Wooded
Anura Vineyards Chenin Blanc Limited Release 2009 R113.00
Vrede en Lust Karien 2007 R75.00
Piekenierskloof
Wooded
Tierhoek Chenin Blanc 2009 R136.00
Rawsonville
Wooded
Mountain Oaks Winery Chenin Blanc Barrel Reserve 2003 R150.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Wooded
Mullineux Family Wines Granite Chenin Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Chenin Blanc 2009 R96.00
Mullineux Family Wines Quartz Chenin Blanc 2013 R650.00
Mullineux Family Wines Quartz Chenin Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Mullineux Family Wines Schist Chenin Blanc 2012 R650.00
Mullineux Family Wines Schist Chenin Blanc 2013 R650.00
Mullineux Family Wines Schist Chenin Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Somerset West
Wooded
Waterkloof Circumstance Chenin Blanc 2009 R131.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Alheit Vineyards Radio Lazarus 2012 R640.00
Alheit Vineyards Radio Lazarus 2014 En Vieillissement
De Morgenzon Chenin Blanc 2007 R240.00
De Morgenzon Reserve Chenin Blanc 2012 R364.00
De Morgenzon Reserve Chenin Blanc 2014 R338.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc 2003 R246.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Four V Nv R296.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Ltd Bottle (5000ml) 2003 R2,000.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Reserve 2009 R228.00
Edgebaston Camino Africana Chenin Blanc 2013 En Vieillissement
Kaapzicht The 1947 Chenin Blanc 2013 R530.00
Kaapzicht The 1947 Chenin Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Kanu Wines KCB Chenin Blanc 2006 R125.00
Ken Forrester Wines Reserve Chenin Blanc 2010 R112.00
Ken Forrester Wines The FMC 2009 R505.00
Kleine Zalze Chenin Blanc 2007 R100.00
Miles Mossop Wines The Introduction Chenin Blanc 2013 R124.00
Mooiplaas Estate Houmoed Chenin Blanc 2009 R211.75
Mulderbosch Vineyards Small Change Chenin Blanc 2008 R300.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Steen op Hout 2008 R120.00
Post House Cellar Chenin Blanc 2005 R75.00
Post House Cellar Stamp of Chenin Blanc 2011 R150.00
Raats Family Wines Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2012 R320.00
Radford Dale Renaissance Chenin Blanc 2010 R260.00
Remhoogte Honeybunch Chenin Blanc 2011 R210.00
Reyneke Wines Chenin Blanc 2008 R151.00
Rudera Wines Chenin Blanc 2006 R140.00
Teddy Hall Wines Chenin Blanc Reserve 2008 R147.00
Teddy Hall Wines Dr Jan Cats Chenin Blanc Reserve 2010 R210.00
Teddy Hall Wines Sybrand Mankadan Chenin Blanc 2012 R100.00
Teddy Hall Wines Teddy’s 100 USD 'Aspirational Experiment' 2011 R900.00
Unwooded
Louis Collaboration Chenin Blanc 2011 R140.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Mev Kirsten' 2012 R1,035.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Mev Kirsten' 2013 En Vieillissement
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Mev Kirsten' 2014 R1,130.00
Land of Hope Reserve Chenin Blanc 2010 R202.00
Longridge Winery Chenin Blanc 2009 R140.00
Tokara Zondernaam Chenin Blanc 2008 R160.00
Wooded
Remhoogte Honeybunch Chenin Blanc Reserve 2012 R286.00
Swartland
Wooded
David Sadie Chenin Blanc 2014 R380.00
David Sadie Hoë-Steen Chenin Blanc 2014 R790.00
David Sadie Skaliekop Chenin Blanc 2014 R790.00
Testalonga El Bandito Skin 2012 R345.00
Unwooded
A.A. Badenhorst Family Secateurs Chenin Blanc 2013 R98.00
Wines
Testalonga Baby Bandito Keep on Punching 2015 R170.00
Testalonga El Bandito Cortez 2011 R240.00
Testalonga El Bandito Cortez 2014 R345.00
Testalonga El Bandito Cortez 2015 En Vieillissement
Lammershoek Winery Chenin Blanc 2010 R184.00
Tradouw
Wooded
Star Hills Wines Chenin Blanc 2011 R112.00
Tulbagh
Wooded
Rijk's Private Cellar Private Cellar Chenin Blanc 2008 R170.00
Walker Bay
Wooded
Beaumont Wines Hope Marguerite 2010 R215.00
Luddite Wines Chenin Blanc 2012 R370.00
Unwooded
Beaumont Wines Chenin Blanc 2013 R110.00
Worcester
Wooded
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Albertus Viljoen Chenin Blanc 2012 R320.00
Chardonnay
History
A native of Burgundy, this variety’s now widely planted throughout the New World. Locally, much experimentation has
been taking place with barrel fermentation and oak ageing of Chardonnay, and excellent wines are being produced. It is
also used in some of the base wines from which Cap Classique sparkling wines are made.
Character
Chardonnay, one of the top selling white wine varietal, continues to climb the production ladders to emerge as one of the
most beloved of dry white wines in South Africa. The Chardonnay grape itself also contributes to the wine’s popularity.
It is a relatively “low-maintenance” vine that adapts well to a variety of climates, resulting in fairly high yields worldwide.
These high yields translate into millions of bottles of Chardonnay wines.
Flavour Profile
Chardonnays boast an impressive range of flavours from the expected buttered, oak overtones to the fresh, fruit flavours
of apple, pear, tropical, citrus and melon, leaving a lasting palate impression. The typical taste of the different types of
Chardonnay can be described as voluptuous. Chardonnay wines are often wider-bodied (and more velvety) than other
types of dry whites, with rich citrus (lemon, grapefruit) flavours. Fermenting in new oak barrels adds a buttery tone (vanilla,
toast, coconut, toffee). Tasting a South African Chardonnay should give citrus fruit flavours, hints of melon, vanilla, some
toasty character and some creaminess.
Food Pairing
Chardonnay will pair well with poultry dishes, pork, seafood or recipes that have a heavy cream or butter base. Also
consider pairing unoaked Chardonnay with guacamole, garlic, salads, grilled shrimp or even curry dishes.
Notes
With a long and distinguished following, Chardonnay enjoys a very versatile image, with vintners offering a broad
range of styles and structures. From rich, buttery Chardonnays that boast power and presence to the unoaked fruit-
forward Chardonnays that allow the varietal character and expression to be in the spotlight, this white wine is capable of
accommodating most palates and just as many food pairing combinations.
Chardonnay
Constantia
Wooded
Buitenverwachting Chardonnay 2010 R173.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Chardonnay 2010 R253.00
Unwooded
Constantia Uitsig Chardonnay Reserve 2013 R360.00
Elgin
Wooded
Iona Vineyards Chardonnay 2009 R236.00
Iona Vineyards Chardonnay 2014 En Vieillissement
Oak Valley Wines Chardonnay 2012 R246.00
Paul Cluver Estate Chardonnay 2011 R213.00
Paul Cluver Estate Seven Flags Chardonnay 2014 En Vieillissement
Vins d'Orrance Chardonnay Cuvée Anaïs 2012 R200.00
Franschhoek
Wooded
Cape Chamonix Wine Chardonnay Reserve 2009 R386.00

Farm

Farm
Farm
Greyton
Wooded
Lismore Estate Vineyards Chardonnay 2011 R250.00
Wooded
Ataraxia Mountain Chardonnay 2011 R286.00

Vineyards
Crystallum Clay Shales 2013 R470.00
Crystallum Clay Shales 2014 R510.00
Hamilton Russell Chardonnay 2013 R435.00

Vineyards
Hamilton Russell Chardonnay 2014 R464.00
Vineyards
Hamilton Russell Chardonnay (1500ml) 2012 R1,200.00
Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Chardonnay 2013 R305.00
Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Southend Chardonnay 2013 R185.00
Vineyards
Overberg
Wooded
Crystallum The Agnes 2013 R276.00
Crystallum The Agnes 2014 R300.00
Paarl
Wooded
Glen Carlou Chardonnay 2013 R160.00
Glen Carlou Quartz Stone Chardonnay 2012 R435.00
Rawsonville
Wooded
Mountain Oaks Winery Chardonnay Reserve 2004 R130.00
Robertson
Wooded
De Wetshof Estate Bateleur Chardonnay 2012 R476.00
De Wetshof Estate The Site Chardonnay 2009 R170.00
Rietvallei Estate JMB Chardonnay 2014 En Vieillissement
Rietvallei Estate Special Select Chardonnay 2012 R153.00
Unwooded
De Wetshof Estate Bon Vallon Chardonnay 2013 R122.00
De Wetshof Estate Danie de Wet Limestone Hill Chardonnay 2010 R100.00
Springfield Estate Wild Yeast Chardonnay 2011 R186.00
Somerset West
Wooded
Vergelegen Chardonnay 2010 R155.00
Vergelegen Chardonnay Reserve 2008 R366.00
Waterkloof Circumstance Chardonnay 2008 R220.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Asara Wine Estate Chardonnay Reserve 2010 R192.00
Avontuur Estate Luna de Miel Chardonnay 2008 R200.00
De Morgenzon Reserve Chardonnay 2013 R420.00
Delaire Graff Estate Chardonnay 2008 R150.00
Edgebaston Chardonnay 2013 R134.00
Hartenberg Estate Chardonnay 2013 R190.00
Hartenberg Estate The Eleanor 2009 R560.00
Haskell Vineyards Anvil 2010 R468.00
Le Riche Wines Chardonnay 2013 R162.00
Meerlust Estate Chardonnay 2008 R255.00
Muratie Estate Isabella Chardonnay 2013 R170.00
Radford Dale Chardonnay 2009 R198.00
Rustenberg Wines Five Soldiers 2000 R525.00
Longridge Winery Chardonnay 2007 R145.00
Wooded
Sterhuis Chardonnay 2007 R200.00
Wooded
Thelema Mountain Chardonnay 2009 R160.00

Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Ed's Reserve 2004 R170.00
Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Sutherland Chardonnay 2008 R150.00
Vineyards
Warwick Estate White Lady 2011 R270.00
Warwick Estate Chardonnay 2008 R248.00
Tulbagh
Wooded
Saronsberg Cellar Chardonnay 2007 R170.00
Walker Bay
Wooded
Bouchard Finlayson Kaaimansgat Chardonnay Crocodile's Lair 2013 R198.00
Bouchard Finlayson Kaaimansgat Chardonnay Crocodile’s Lair 2014 R200.00
Bouchard Finlayson Kaaimansgat Limited Edition Chardonnay 2011 R280.00
Bouchard Finlayson Missionvale Chardonnay 2011 R320.00
Bouchard Finlayson Missionvale Chardonnay 2013 En Vieillissement
Creation Wines Art of Chardonnay 2013 R1,530.00
Creation Wines Art of Chardonnay 2014 R1,550.00
Creation Wines Chardonnay 2009 R180.00
Creation Wines Chardonnay 2015 En Vieillissement
Worcester
Wooded
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Chardonnay 2010 R152.00
Sauvignon Blanc
History
Sauvignon Blanc is a green-skinned white grape variety. The grape most likely gets its name from the French word sauvage
(“wild”) and blanc (“white”). While the grape may be more readily associated with the Loire Valley, where many believe
the grape was originally introduced in Sancerre and Pouilly-Fume, popular belief have its early origins in Bordeaux, South
West France. However, New Zealand has taken this grape to new heights in the cool Marlborough region, producing racy
wines with tropical fruit and gooseberry flavours. Sauvignon Blanc is usually a dry white wine with distinctive herbaceous
qualities. This wine is widely available as a single varietal or as a blend with Sémillon.
Character
Sauvignon Blanc is planted in many of the world’s wine regions, producing a crisp, dry, and refreshing white varietal wine.
The grape is also used to make the beautiful dessert wines found in Barsac and Sauternes. South African Sauvignon Blancs
are no longer the poor relation of the varieties grown in France and New Zealand. Usually dry, but some sweet wines,
sometimes wooded but more often not it presently presents 9% of vineyard area in South Africa and growing.
Flavour Profile
These wines have a distinctive green peppery or grassy character, and are often aged in wood (sometimes labelled Blanc
Fumé). Typically a light to medium-bodied, crisp and refreshing white wine with notable acidity, Sauvignon Blanc offers
a fairly wide range of flavours. From herbal taste sensations to flavours of grass, hay and mineral tones, to a citrus and
tropical flavour mix. Sauvignon Blanc displays a very unique wine tasting adventure and can show a herbal character
suggesting bell pepper or freshly mown grass. The dominating flavours range from sour green fruits of apples, pears and
gooseberries through to tropical fruits of melon, mango and blackcurrant. Quality unoaked Sauvignon Blancs will even
display smoky qualities.
Food Pairing
Sauvignon Blanc is a very food-friendly wine and terrific for appetizers such as artichoke dip, vegetables, garlic or Italian
seasonings in creamy sauces, fragrant salads - like Greek, Caesar or Garden, Thai food, fish (sushi), poultry and the list goes
on.
Notes
In combination with Sémillon these grapes produce some of the most exceptional white wines of Bordeaux, including the
sweetest Sauternes and driest Graves.
Sauvignon Blanc
Cape Point
Wooded
Cape Point Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2013 R230.00
Unwooded
Cape Point Vineyards Splattered Toad Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R60.00
Cape Point Vineyards Stonehaven Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R120.00
Cederberg
Unwooded
Cederberg Private Cellars Sauvignon Blanc 2014 R152.00
Cederberg Private Cellars David Nieuwoudt Ghost Corner Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R340.00
Constantia
Wooded
Klein Constantia Estate Block No 381 Sauvignon Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Klein Constantia Estate Block No 382 Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R370.00
Klein Constantia Estate Perdeblokke Limited Release 2009 R192.00
Steenberg Vineyards The Black Swan 2012 R254.00
Unwooded
Buitenverwachting Husseys Vlei Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R153.00
Constantia Glen Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R146.00
Eagle's Nest Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R125.00
Groot Constantia Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R181.00
High Constantia Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R156.00
Klein Constantia Estate Metis 2013 R260.00
Klein Constantia Estate Metis 2014 R290.00
Klein Constantia Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R165.00
Darling
Unwooded
Louis Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R140.00
Durbanville
Unwooded
De Grendel Wines Koetshuis Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R140.00
Elgin
Wooded
Paul Cluver Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2014 R134.00
Shannon Vineyards Sanctuary Peak Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R158.00
Unwooded
Spioenkop Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R246.00
Spioenkop Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R250.00
Elim
Unwooded
Strandveld Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R158.00
Franschhoek
Wooded
Cape Chamonix Wine Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2010 R256.00
Farm
Unwooded
Graham Beck Wines Pheasants' Run 2010 R236.00
Graham Beck Wines Pheasant's Run 2013 R235.00
Stony Brook Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R80.00
Hermanus
Wooded
Hermanuspietersfontein No 5 Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R270.00
Wingerde
Unwooded
Hermanuspietersfontein No 7 Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R150.00
Wingerde
Jonkershoek Valley
Wooded
Neil Ellis Wines Amica 2012 R258.00
Napier
Unwooded
Jean Daneel Wines Signature Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R170.00
Paarl
Wooded
Nederburg Wines The Young Airhawk 2011 R140.00
Robertson
Unwooded
Claime d'Or Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2011 R140.00
Rietvallei Estate Special Select Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R153.00
Somerset West
Wooded
Waterkloof Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R220.00
Unwooded
Vergelegen Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2011 R287.00
Waterkloof Circumstance Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R131.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Reyneke Wines Reserve White 2009 R225.00
Reyneke Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R148.00
Tokara Zondernaam Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R160.00
Unwooded
Adoro Wines Five Regions Sauvignon Blanc 2008 R117.00
De Morgenzon Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R105.00
Delaire Graff Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R126.00
Louis Buckleberry 2012 R92.00
Super Single Vineyards Pella Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R166.00
Tokara Reserve Collection Walker Bay Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R147.00
Unwooded
Warwick Estate Professor Black Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R148.00
Tulbagh
Unwooded
Saronsberg Cellar Provenance Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R100.00
Walker Bay
Unwooded
Bouchard Finlayson Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R156.00
Bouchard Finlayson Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2012 R198.00
Bouchard Finlayson Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2015 R208.00
Creation Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R138.00
Viognier
History
At one time a common crop on the farmland south of Lyons, Viognier has been grown on the infertile terraces of the
appellation of Condrieu at the northern end of the Northern Rhône for centuries. Condrieu consists of seven communes
located on steep terraced hills, where Viognier is the only variety of grape allowed in this appellation devoted solely to
white wine. Any bottle originating from Condrieu is totally Viognier.
Character
Becoming increasingly fashionable internationally, this variety has become one of the world’s more fashionable white
grape varieties in the early 1990 when winegrowers from other parts of the Rhône and further afield in France saw the
mounting interest in Viognier. Initially the grape was grown to blend with other whites - and reds, bringing extra character
to well know varieties, and softening the Syrah wines of the Côte de Rhône. Temperamental it may be but versatile it
certainly is. Now it is increasingly being grown in its own right enlarging the range of pure Viognier wines on the shelves
of specialist wine shops and supermarkets alike.
Flavour Profile
Viognier is a remarkably difficult grape to grow. It is prone to mildew, produces notoriously low and unpredictable yields,
and needs to be picked when fully ripe. If it is picked too early it fails to develop its classic aromas and rich tastes. But
despite, or perhaps because of, this precariousness it has the most amazing clear, golden colour and the aroma of flowers
and fruits at their freshest. Many talk of being surprised by the taste; the colour and nose hinting at something sweeter
but the actual taste being dry with a variety of nuances both on the tongue and afterwards. It is best known for its apricot,
peach and spice flavours and low acidity. As with many white wines it is generally best consumed young, although the
classic Viogniers of the North Rhône can develop well for much longer.
Food Pairing
You can drink it with many foods or none. Try matching it with spicy Thai cuisine, Chinese take-away, Mexican dishes,
medium to strong and salty cheeses, strong flavoured fish dishes, pork and chicken and fresh fruit.
Viognier in South Africa

Since the grapes have to be left to ripen well beyond the normal time allowed, the Viognier wine produced in South Africa
can have a low level of acidity, as well as being excessively sweet. This lack of bite to the wine can often mean that drinkers
prefer to have it while the wine is still young, often within the first five years of production. This is against the traditions
of Viognier wine making, which has relied upon a long shelf-life of around 15-20 years for a New World Wine, with French
Viognier wines being up to 70 years old before drinking.
Viognier
Constantia
Wooded
Eagle's Nest Viognier 2010 R210.00
Elgin
Wooded
Iona Vineyards Viognier Limited Release 2008 R236.00
Greyton
Wooded
Lismore Estate Vineyards Viognier 2011 R274.00
Lismore Estate Vineyards Viognier 2013 R325.00
Lismore Estate Vineyards Viognier 2014 En Vieillissement
Stellenbosch
Unwooded
Arra Vineyards Viognier Nobility 2011 R215.00
Swartland
Wooded
The Spice Route Winery Viognier 2004 R180.00
Walker Bay
Unwooded
Creation Wines Viognier 2012 R141.00
Creation Wines Viognier 2015 R154.00
Worcester
Wooded
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Viognier 2013 R76.00
Semillon
History
Sémillon is a golden-skinned grape variety which is native to the South West of France, more particularly Bordeaux, where
it is the most widely planted white grape. Outside France, the Hunter Valley of Australia is Sémillon‘s adopted home, and
here it makes possibly Australia's most interesting white wines.
Character
The grape is relatively easy to cultivate and consistently produces six to eight tons of grapes per acre from its vigorous
vines. The grape ripens early, when, in warmer climates, it acquires a pinkish hue. Most commonly it is blended: the classic
Bordeaux white is a mix of Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc and often a dash of Muscadelle. It this blend that also makes the
sweet wines of Sauternes and Barsac, and this is where one of Sémillon‘s strengths comes to the fore. Light to full-bodied,
grassy if not fully ripe (young), but can make a soft dry wine of great ageing ability. When ripened longer, the acid and
sugar levels intensify.
Flavour Profile
Wines dominated by Sémillon may lack much youthful aroma, but have fairly full body and tend to be low in acidity,
even "oily" or "fat" at times. It's easy to grow and high-yielding, although in Bordeaux, the vines are older and produce
less fruit so that the grapes on the vine have more flavour. Sémillon also has an affinity for oak, accentuating subtleties
such as "toast" and "smoke" that emanate from wines. Sémillon can in fact produce a dry wine of high quality. The great
dry white wines of Bordeaux are made with up to 100% Sémillon, although Sauvignon Blanc is often a blending partner.
Sémillon is often blended with Sauvignon Blanc, the rich Yin to balance the Yang of Sauvignon Blanc, which can be
aromatically aggressive and acidic. Sémillon even works well when blended with Chardonnay, providing weight and
richness without diverting aromatic delicacy. Mild, fresh grassiness, citrus, and a hint of apricot and mango flavor when
young. Rich, buttery and honeyed when fully ripened.
Food Pairing
Sémillon possesses relatively low acidity, making the dry versions somewhat difficult to pair with food. For this reason,
varietal Sémillon often works with the same foods as Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio. Dry Sémillon are excellent with fish
and shellfish, steamed chicken breast or pork loin, and seafood salad. The sweet ones (e.g., Sauternes) are a classic pair for
foie gras, Roquefort, and other blue cheeses.
Notes
It's extremely susceptible to noble rot, the posh name for a fungal infection called Botrytis cinerea. When it attacks ripe,
healthy white grapes, it causes them to shrivel, and these disgusting, mouldy looking berries yield small quantities of
extremely concentrated juice that is then used to make sublime sweet white wines of great complexity and longevity.
Sémillon
Cape Point
Wooded
Cape Point Vineyards Sémillon 2008 R230.00
Constantia
Wooded
Constantia Glen Sémillon 2007 R130.00
Constantia Uitsig Sémillon 2013 R273.00
Steenberg Vineyards Sémillon 2008 R250.00
Steenberg Vineyards Sémillon 2011 R254.00
Durbanville
Wooded
Nitida Cellars Sémillon 2007 R160.00
Elgin
Wooded
Oak Valley Wines Sémillon 2013 R138.00
Franschhoek
Wooded
Boekenhoutskloof Winery Sémillon 2006 R240.00
Stony Brook Sémillon Reserve 2006 R110.00
Unwooded
Alheit Vineyards Arrow Heart 2014 En Vieillissement
Landau du Val Private Collection Sémillon 2011 R380.00
Olifants River
Wooded
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Kokerboom' 2013 En Vieillissement
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Kokerboom' 2014 En Vieillissement
Paarl
Wooded
Fairview Oom Pagel Sémillon 2004 R180.00
Somerset West
Wooded
Vergelegen Sémillon Reserve 2008 R273.00
Swartland
Wooded
David Sadie Perdekamp Sémillon 2014 En Vieillissement
Tulbagh
Wooded
Rijk's Private Cellar Sémillon 2005 R155.00
Riesling
History
Riesling wines originated in Germany's Rhein and Mosel river valleys, it was here that this white grape gained its tenacious
foothold in today's modern white wine market. A Riesling wine can span a broad range of styles, being produced in both
dry to sweet variations as well as light to full-bodied. Weisser Riesling (Rhine Riesling) - has adapted well to South Africa's
soil and climate where it produces very full, flavourful wines with excellent fruit acids that develop well with bottle ageing.
Character
Riesling is one of the wine world's "new" sweethearts, enjoying double-digit market growth and culinary affections
worldwide. Its food pairing versatility and refreshing palate appeal are among the top reasons for this renewed love affair.
German Rieslings are categorized based on their style (levels of dryness) and the grape's ripeness level at harvest (i.e.
Kabinett, Spatlese, Auslese, etc). When looking for a dry style of Riesling, the label's buzz words will be Trocken ("dry" in
German) or Halbtrocken ("half-dry" in German).
Flavour Profile
Riesling wines can be highly aromatic with apple, peach and pear at the forefront mixed with delicate floral undertones
and often honey and spice on the nose. On the palate, Rieslings echo the apple, pear and peach along with citrus and
tropical nuances. Rieslings tend to pick up a noticeable "minerality" from their native soils, explaining why hints of slate
or limestone can be exhibited.
Food Pairing
When it comes to pairing Riesling with food, versatility is the name of the game. Rieslings may well be the most
accommodating wine around for pairing with challenging flavors and spice profiles. From appetizers to desserts, pork,
poultry or shellfish, and virtually anything in between - the diversity of Riesling styles make them capable of handling just
about anything you toss at them including the spice and zest of favored Asian, Mexican or even Moroccan foods.
Notes
Cape Riesling was wrongly regarded for many years as Weisser Riesling (Rhine Riesling) but was later identified as the
Crouchen Blanc of France. A shy bearer which can produce quality white wines with a delicate yet fruity bouquet and
sharp grassy aroma, if growth and ripening conditions are ideal.
Riesling
Elgin
Wooded
Paul Cluver Estate Dry Encounter Riesling 2014 R148.00
Unwooded
Paul Cluver Estate Close Encounter Riesling 2012 R120.00
Spioenkop Wines Riesling 2011 R246.00
Spioenkop Wines Riesling 2013 R246.00
Paarl
Unwooded
Nederburg Wines Rhine Riesling 2005 R220.00
Robertson
Unwooded
De Wetshof Estate Rhine Riesling 2009 R95.00
Weltevrede Estate Rhine Riesling 2001 R100.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Hartenberg Estate Tenacity Riesling Limited Edition 2012 R300.00
Hartenberg Estate Tenacity Riesling Limited Edition 2013 R300.00
Unwooded
Hartenberg Estate Occasional Riesling 2012 R190.00
Hartenberg Estate Riesling 2010 R152.00
Hartenberg Estate Riesling 2013 R152.00
Hartenberg Estate Weisser Riesling 2006 R93.00
Waterford Estate The Library Collection Riesling 2013 R240.00
Gewurztraminer
History
A pink-skinned grape grown predominantly in France (especially in Alsace), Germany, the U.S., Australia and New Zealand,
where the climate leans to the cooler side and the flavours have an opportunity to concentrate.
Character
Gewürztraminer may not be easy to spell, even for wine merchants, but it is blissfully easy to recognize indeed many wine
drinkers find it is the first, possibly only grape variety that are able to recognize from the wine’s heady perfume alone.
Deeply coloured, opulently aromatic, and fuller bodied than almost any other white wine.
Flavour Profile
Gewürztraminer can be made in dry or sweet varieties and are generally best if enjoyed sooner rather than later post-
bottling. Flavours qualities include: honey, pumpkin spice, cinnamon, apricot, pear, and rose. The typical taste that you
can expect is fruity flavours with aromas of rose petals, peaches, lychees, and allspice.
Food Pairing
These wines tend to pair well with Asian dishes, pork and grilled sausages or zesty-flavoured fare like BBQ or chicken
wings. Gewürztraminer is ideal for sipping.
Notes
This by now internationally famous vine variety’s genealogy is both ramified and fascinating. Traminer, is the original
variety, first noted in the village of Tramin or Termeno in what is now the Italian Tyrol around AD 1000.
Gewürztraminer
Elgin
Unwooded
Paul Cluver Estate Gewürtztraminer 2012 R141.00
Paul Cluver Estate Gewürtztraminer 2014 R148.00
Robertson
Unwooded
Weltevrede Estate Gewürztraminer 2006 R140.00
Introduction
Our dry white wine collection consists of various cultivars, some uncommon and others predominantly used in blends, but
sometimes bottled as single varieties by winemakers. Here you will also find some of the more unusual blends available,
as well as new and exciting blends by the more adventurous vintners. You may find some of the following cultivars or
blends thereof on our wine list.
Pinot Gris - Planted on a very small scale in South Africa. The wines are full and well balanced. Italy's most popular white
wine is produced from the Pinot Grigio or Pinot Gris grape varietal. This wine hails from the northeast region of Veneto
and Friuli. A light, crisp white wine that is intended to be consumed young. Pinot Grigio flavours can range from melon to
pear and some even offer a subtle tropical or citrus fruit, often there is a honey or smoky flavour component as well. As
for color, Pinot Grigio is typically a pale, straw-like yellow with some golden hues thrown in. The texture of a Pinot Grigio
is worth noting, as it has very smooth, almost silk-like overtones that leave an impression on the palate.
Grenache Blanc - Grenache Blanc (Garnacha Blanca in Spain) is the white grape variety of the more famous red grape
Grenache. Native to northern Spain, Grenache Blanc is best known as a southern French wine and a member of the
Châteauneuf-du-Pape blend. The light-golden and strawcolored juice of Grenache Blanc is increasingly produced as a
varietal wine, though its use as a softener in a blend is still more common. It typically displays green-apple and stone-fruit
aromas, though it is very sensitive to its environment and this will have a profound effect of the final wine. In hot and
dry climates such as that found in Roussillon (where about a third of France’s Grenache Blanc is grown), the variety can
struggle to achieve good acidity. However, like its red-skinned relative, Grenache Blanc is highly resistant to drought and
its tenacity serves it well in windy, arid regions. It is also a vigorous vine that can reach high alcohol levels if left unchecked.
Colombar(d) - Although it can be expensive to raise, the Colombard does well in South Africa, preferring the dry, hot
climates of areas such as the Klein Karoo and the Western Cape. In suitable climates, it produces medium-size berries
which have a tough, although thin skin. The wine produced can take the appearance of yellow-gold, although when the
wine is young there may also be a green tinge to the wine. In aroma, it has a very flowery scent, often backed up by intense
fruit flavours such as guava, peach, tropical fruit and apricot. In taste, it is rather reminiscent of Chenin Blanc, although it
does have more character even before it is turned into an estate wine. It usually has plenty of fruit flavours, and in South
Africa can be very citrusy. Like Chenin, it is a crisp and dry white wine, with plenty of different flavours including a slightly
nutty almond taste. South African Colombard will have a slightly more acidic taste than from other countries, due to the
cultivation of the grape there.
Durbanville
Unwooded
De Grendel Wines Pinot Gris 2012 R112.00
Paarl
Wooded
KWV Wines The Mentors Grenache Blanc 2010 R234.00
Robertson
Unwooded
Bon Courage Estate Andre's Fame Colombard 2010 R64.00
Stellenbosch
Unwooded
Overgaauw Estate Sylvaner 1991 R124.00
Swartland
Unwooded
Lammershoek Winery Cellar Foot Hárslevelü 2011 R500.00
Testalonga El Bandito Mangaliza 2015 R345.00
Testalonga El Bandito Mangaliza Part II 2015 R345.00
White Blends
Blended white wines range from fun, fruity and unwooded to serious, bold and wooded wines that make a statement. You
will come across some white varietals in blends that you may have never heard of, but each has its place and add a certain
characteristic and appeal to that specific wine. A category for all types of wine drinkers.
Many wine growers in South Africa have been dedicated to producing just a single varietal of white wine, such as
Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc. The expertise which is put into producing these wines has allowed the wine industry
in South Africa to flourish, but for many wine experts, it is the white wine blends that the country produces which really
show the stand-out talents of its wine makers. White wine blends are more difficult to produce than those of red wine,
simply because of the more delicate nature of the wine, and the risks of marring the colour through over-blending.
The aim of blending is to make a whole wine that is greater than the sum of its parts. Some grape varieties share a great
synergy like classic, timehonoured combinations including blends of Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc. On some occasions
other unlikely combinations of grape varieties may complement each other beautifully, these blends may be exclusive to
a single region or even a producer. Sometimes grapes are blended with other fruit from other regions to produce a wine
of greater balance and complexity.
There are already several white wine blends from South Africa which have demonstrated to overseas customers that the
Southern Hemisphere can produce more than just Sauvignon Blanc, but these have not really taken the domestic market
by storm. There are perhaps two distinct white wine blends that South Africa is producing, and which are worth exploring
further. The first is a classic blending of Sauvignon Blanc with Sémillon, which is then fermented before being matured
in barrels made from French Oak. The strength of the Sémillon, undercut by the fruit-bearing intensity of the Sauvignon
Blanc, provide an elegant and well-rounded white wine blend that grows in complexity as it matures. This wine is a classic,
and there is no real change from age-old traditional methods of manufacturing this blend.
The other white wine blend is a little more of a surprise package, and revolves around the blending of Chenin Blanc with
a number of different varieties from the Rhône region. These wines can include Grenache Blanc, Marsanne, Viognier, and
Rousanne. Part of the reason for this mix is the large amount of white wine which has been produced by the Swartland
area.
White Blends
Cape Agulhas
Wooded
Lomond Snowbush Limited Edition 2009 R210.00
Cape Point
Wooded
Cape Point Vineyards Isliedh 2008 R340.00
Cape Point Vineyards Isliedh 2013 En Vieillissement
Cape Point Vineyards Isliedh 2014 En Vieillissement
Savage Wines Savage White 2013 R270.00
Cederberg
Wooded
Cederberg Private Cellars David Nieuwoudt Ghost Corner The Bowline 2012 R260.00
Constantia
Wooded
Constantia Glen Two 2012 R264.00
Constantia Uitsig Constantia White 2013 R265.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Reserve White 2010 R271.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Reserve White 2012 R352.00
Klein Constantia Estate Blanc de Blanc 1987 R996.00
Klein Constantia Estate Mme Marlbrook 2009 R246.00
Steenberg Vineyards Magna Carta 2007 R700.00
Steenberg Vineyards Magna Carta 2011 R820.00
Steenberg Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc - Sémillon 2008 R245.00
Durbanville
Wooded
De Grendel Wines Winifred 2008 R118.00
Elgin
Wooded
Oak Valley Wines Mountain Reserve 2010 R212.00
Spioenkop Wines Virginity I (1500ml) 2012 R445.00
Elim
Wooded
Black Oystercatcher White Pearl 2008 R126.00
Flagstone Winery Treaty Tree 2011 R178.00
Strandveld Wines Adamastor 2009 R187.00
Franschhoek
Wooded
Anthonij Rupert Wines Nemesia 2006 R385.00
Cape Chamonix Wine Reserve White 2011 R245.00

Farm
Unwooded
Haute Cabrière Chardonnay Pinot Noir 2009 R150.00
Haute Cabrière Pierre Jourdan Tranquille Nv R71.00
Wooded
Newton Johnson Family Resonance 2014 R166.00
Vineyards
Unwooded
Ashbourne Ashbourne Sandstone 2007 R232.00
Ashbourne Ashbourne White Blend 2014 R92.00
Hermanus
Wooded
Hermanuspietersfontein Die Bartho 2011 R294.00
Wingerde
Jonkershoek Valley
Wooded
Neil Ellis Wines Aenigma White 2012 R110.00
Malgas
Wooded
Sijnn White 2011 R197.00
Napier
Wooded
Jean Daneel Wines JD Initial White 2007 R120.00
Paarl
Wooded
Avondale Cyclus 2012 R346.00
Nederburg Wines Ingenuity White 2012 R275.00
Vondeling Babiana 2010 R140.00
Vondeling Babiana 2011 R156.00
Unwooded
Vondeling Petit Blanc 2012 R65.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Wooded
Mullineux Family Wines White Blend 2008 R220.00
Robertson
Wooded
Rietvallei Estate Estéanna 2011 R198.00
Rietvallei Estate Estéanna 2012 R198.00
Somerset West
Wooded
Bizoe Wines First Kiss 2013 R180.00
Bizoe Wines Henriëtta 2010 R240.00
Bizoe Wines Henrietta 2014 En Vieillissement
Vergelegen White Blend 2009 R457.00
Waterkloof Circle of Life White 2011 R200.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Adoro Wines Naudé 2008 R180.00
De Morgenzon The Maestro White 2011 R274.00
De Morgenzon The Maestro White 2013 R240.00
De Morgenzon The Maestro White 2014 En Vieillissement
Miles Mossop Wines Saskia 2012 R360.00
Tokara Director's Reserve White 2010 R248.00
Unwooded
Mooiplaas Estate Langtafel White 2009 R127.00
Vuurberg White Blend 2011 R196.00
Swartland
Wooded
A.A. Badenhorst Family Funky White Nv R356.00
Wines
Albert Ahrens The White Black 2012 R200.00
David Sadie Aristargos 2011 R290.00
Fable Wines Jackal Bird 2012 R340.00
Rall Wines Rall White 2008 R388.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Skerpioen' 2012 R267.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Voetpad' 2011 R320.00
Sadie Family Wines Palladius 2003 R632.00
Sequillo Cellars Sequillo White 2013 R230.00
Sequillo Cellars Sequillo White 2014 R210.00
Lammershoek Winery Roulette Blanc 2010 R185.00
Tulbagh
Wooded
Fable Wines Jackal Bird 2011 R338.00
Voor Paardeberg
Wooded
Scali Blanc 2007 R230.00
Walker Bay
Wooded
Alheit Vineyards Cartology 2012 R330.00
Unwooded
Creation Wines Sauvignon Blanc / Semillon 2011 R176.00
Creation Wines Sauvignon Blanc / Semillon 2012 R264.00
Western Cape
Wooded
A.A. Badenhorst Family White Blend 2011 R378.00
Wines
Rose and Blanc de Noir
History
Historically, Rosé was quite a delicate, dry wine, exemplified by Anjou Rosé from the Loire. In fact the original claret was
a pale wine from Bordeaux that would probably now be described as a Rosé. After the Second World War, there was a
fashion for medium-sweet Rosé for mass market consumption. The pendulum now seems to be swinging back towards
a drier, “bigger” style.
Character
A Rosé (from French: rosé, “pinkish”) wine has some of the colour typical of a red wine, but only enough to turn it pink. The
pink colour can range from a pale orange to a vivid near-purple, depending on the grapes and wine making techniques.
Red-skinned grapes are crushed and the skins are allowed to remain in contact with the juice for a short period, typically
two or three days to produce our traditional Blanc de Noirs.
Flavour Profile
These wines are traditionally made in France from Syrah, Grenache and Carignan, but in South Africa examples made from
Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinotage can also be found. They can be dry, off-dry or semi-sweet, medium-bodied and herby,
or full of fruit with floral character. Pinotage delivers an especially fruity, spicy Blanc de Noir of good intensity.
Food Pairing
Rosé and Blanc de Noir wines are often described as the ideal picnic or alfresco wine, but they can be served with dishes
as diverse as ratatouille, bouillabaisse, various fish dishes like trout, salmon and crayfish. Also try it with cooked ham and
rabbit stew.
Notes
Where Rosé wines can be made by mixing white and red blends together, or by brief fermentation on the skins of red
grapes, Blanc de Noir is a still white wine produced from dark-skinned grapes. The name is a literal translation of the
French term “white from black” .
Rosé
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Rosé 2010 R62.00
Malgas
Sijnn Rosé 2009 R195.00
Sijnn Rosé 2010 R187.00
Sijnn Saignee Rosé 2011 R275.00
Paarl
Avondale Camissa Rosé 2012 R206.00
MAN Vintners Rosé 2009 R120.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Rosé 2009 R72.00
Rawsonville
Mountain Oaks Winery Le Jardin Rosé 2007 R80.00
Stellenbosch
Brampton Estate Rosé 2009 R55.00
Hidden Valley Wines Lands End Rosé 2008 R70.00
Longridge Winery Rosé 2008 R87.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Paradyskloof Rosé 2009 R56.00
Pinot Noir
History
Pinot Noir is Burgundy's most famous noble grape. Known and loved as "Red Burgundy" in much of the world, Pinot Noir
can be among the most elegant wines coming out of France. Today, Pinot Noir is planted in regions around the world
including: Oregon, California, New Zealand, Australia, Germany and Italy. Although not yet widely planted, this variety
is now producing excellent wines in the cooler viticultural areas of South Africa, a large proportion which is used in Cap
Classique sparkling wines.
Character
Pinot Noir may be the toughest grape to grow, but the effort is often well worth the constant care and investment. It is a
fickle grape that demands optimum growing conditions, opting for warm days consistently supported by cool evenings.
As for style, Pinot Noir is typically a lighter-bodied, fruit-forward red wine.
Flavour Profile
Its flavours are reminiscent of sweet red berries, plums, tomatoes, cherries and at times a notable earthy or wood-like
flavor, depending on specific growing conditions. Very unlike Cabernet Sauvignon, the structure is delicate and fresh. The
tannins are very soft; this is related to the low level of polyphenols. The aromatics are fruity with cherries and strawberries
on the palate, often also with notes of tea-leaf, or worn leather.
Food Pairing
Pinot Noir is well-suited to pair with poultry, beef, fish, ham, lamb and pork. It will play well with creamy sauces, spicy
seasonings and may just be one of the world's most versatile food wines. Excellent with grilled salmon, chicken, and lamb.
Notes
Due to the stringent growing requirements for Pinot Noir, it is produced in much smaller quantities than other popular
red wines. Traditionally, you will also pay a little more for Pinot Noir, as the “supply and demand” theories kick in.
Pinot Noir
Constantia
Klein Constantia Estate Pinot Noir 2001 R240.00
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Op die Berg Pinot Noir 2009 R210.00
Elgin
Botanica Wines Pinot Noir 2010 R216.00
Botanica Wines Pinot Noir 2012 R240.00
BWC Wines 17 Barrels Pinot Noir 2003 R220.00
Catherine Marshall Wines Pinot Noir 2008 R324.00
Catherine Marshall Wines Pinot Noir 2012 R286.00
Catherine Marshall Wines Pinot Noir Reserve 2012 R395.00
Paul Cluver Estate Pinot Noir 2008 R240.00
Paul Cluver Estate Pinot Noir 2013 R260.00
Paul Cluver Estate Seven Flags 2006 R760.00
Radford Dale Freedom Pinot Noir 2010 R376.00
Shannon Vineyards Rockview Pinot Noir 2007 R444.00
Shannon Vineyards Rockview Pinot Noir 2011 R367.00
Spioenkop Wines Pinot Noir 2013 R398.00
Franschhoek
Cape Chamonix Wine Pinot Noir Reserve 2011 R386.00
Farm
Crystallum Bona Fide 2012 R598.00
Crystallum Cuvée Cinéma 2013 R510.00
Crystallum Cuvée Cinéma 2014 R540.00
Domaine des Dieux Josephine Pinot Noir 2010 R250.00
Hamilton Russell Pinot Noir 2011 R500.00

Vineyards
Vineyards

Vineyards
Vineyards
Hamilton Russell Vertical Collection 2005 - 2009 2009 R600.00

Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Block 6 Pinot Noir 2013 R330.00
Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Mrs M Pinot Noir 2013 En Vieillissement
Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Pinot Noir 2012 R405.00

Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Pinot Noir 2013 R390.00
Vineyards
Newton Johnson Family Windansea Pinot Noir 2013 R330.00

Vineyards
Overberg
Crystallum Mabalel 2013 R510.00
Crystallum Mabalel 2014 R540.00
Paarl
Glen Carlou Pinot Noir 2011 R238.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Pinot Noir Signature Series 2006 R227.00
Robertson
De Wetshof Estate Nature in Concert Pinot Noir 2007 R265.00
De Wetshof Estate Nature in Concert Pinot Noir 2009 R360.00
Somerset West
Signal Hill Pinot Noir 2008 R160.00
Signal Hill Pinot Noir 2010 R200.00
Stellenbosch
Edgebaston Camino Africana Pinot Noir Reserve 2012 R855.00
Meerlust Estate Pinot Noir 2008 R275.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Pinot Noir 2001 R400.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Pinot Noir (1500ml) 2007 R650.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Pinot Noir Limited Release (Clone 115) 2006 R370.00
Swartland
Lemberg Wine Estate Pinot Noir 2011 R240.00
Walker Bay
Bouchard Finlayson Galpin Peak Pinot Noir 2007 R452.00
Bouchard Finlayson Galpin Peak Pinot Noir 2012 R440.00
Bouchard Finlayson Galpin Peak Pinot Noir (1500ml) 2009 R976.00
Bouchard Finlayson Tête de Cuvée Pinot Noir 2009 R1,160.00
Bouchard Finlayson Tête de Cuvée Pinot Noir 2010 R1,160.00
Bouchard Finlayson Tête de Cuvée Pinot Noir (1500ml) 2000 R2,000.00
Creation Wines Art of Pinot Noir 2013 R1,530.00
Creation Wines Art of Pinot Noir 2014 R1,550.00
Creation Wines Pinot Noir 2009 R237.00
Creation Wines Pinot Noir Reserve 2013 R426.00
Creation Wines Pinot Noir Reserve 2014 R426.00
Western Cape
Crystallum Peter Max 2013 R300.00
Crystallum Peter Max 2014 R320.00
Pinotage
History
A local cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut (Hermitage), created by Professor Abraham Perold in 1925, this variety
combines the noble characteristics of the former with the reliability of the latter. Unique to South Africa, it can produce
complex and fruity wines with age, but is also often very drinkable when young.
Character
Pinotage, is a red wine grape that is South Africa's signature variety. Pinotage is often blended, and also made into fortified
wine and even red sparkling wine. The grape is a viticultural cross of two varieties of Vitis vinifera, not a hybrid.
Flavour Profile
Pinotage typically produces deep red varietal wines with smoky, bramble and earthy flavours, sometimes with notes of
bananas and tropical fruit.
Notes
Prof. Perold planted the first four seeds from his cross in the garden of his official residence at Welgevallen Experimental
Farm and then seems to have forgotten about them. In 1927 he left the university for a post with KWV Co-operative and
the garden became overgrown. The university sent in a team to tidy it up, just as Charlie Niehaus happened to pass by.
He was a young lecturer who knew about the seedlings, and rescued them from the clean-up team. The young plants
were moved to Elsenburg Agricultural College under Perold's successor, CJ Theron. In 1935 Theron grafted them onto
newly established Richter 99 and Richter 57 rootstock at Welgevallen. Meanwhile Perold continued to visit his former
colleagues. Theron showed him the newly grafted vines, and the one that was doing best was selected for propagation
and was christened Pinotage. The first wine was made in 1941 at Elsenburg, with the first commercial plantings at Myrtle
Grove near Sir Lowry's Pass.
Pinotage
Breedekloof
Bergsig Estate Pinotage 2003 R300.00
Constantia
Groot Constantia Estate Pinotage 2010 R244.00
Durbanville
Altydgedacht Pinotage 2012 R164.00
Elgin
Spioenkop Wines 1900 Pinotage 2012 R316.00
Spioenkop Wines 1900 Pinotage 2013 R316.00
Spioenkop Wines Pinotage 2013 R580.00
Franschhoek
Cape Chamonix Wine Greywacke Pinotage 2011 R260.00
Farm
Graham Beck Wines Old Road Pinotage 2001 R230.00
Môreson Pinotage 2006 R150.00
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines Vineyard Selection Pinotage 2007 R300.00
Paarl
Fairview La Capra Pinotage 2008 R72.00
Lindhorst Wines Pinotage 2004 R192.00
Simonsvlei Pinotage 1996 R425.00
Windmeul Cooperative Pinotage Reserve 2009 R174.00

Cellar
Cellar
Rawsonville
Mountain Oaks Winery Pinotage 2003 R165.00
Stellenbosch
Beaumont Wines Pinotage 1995 R450.00
Beaumont Wines Pinotage 1997 R400.00
Clos Malverne Pinotage 1996 R650.00
Clos Malverne Pinotage Reserve Basket Pressed 1997 R400.00
De Waal Wines Top of the Hill Pinotage 2006 R455.00
Grangehurst Winery Pinotage (1500ml) 2003 R396.00
Groene Cloof Estate Groenekloof Pinotage 1998 R400.00
Hidden Valley Wines Pinotage 1997 R400.00
Kaapzicht Pinotage 2006 R228.00
Kaapzicht Pinotage 2011 R170.00
Kaapzicht Steytler Pinotage 2008 R360.00
Kaapzicht Steytler Pinotage 2010 R470.00
L'Avenir Estate Grand Vin Pinotage 2009 R398.00
Mooiplaas Estate Pinotage 2001 R275.00
Reyneke Wines Pinotage 2008 R151.00
Reyneke Wines Pinotage Unlabeled 2010 R200.00
Saxenburg Private Collection Pinotage 1995 R495.00
Simonsig Family Pinotage 1995 R900.00

Vineyards
Simonsig Family Redhill Pinotage 2010 R424.00

Vineyards
Tokara Pinotage 2010 R462.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Pinotage Limited Release 2007 R250.00
Beyerskloof Diesel Pinotage 2008 R550.00
Beyerskloof Diesel Pinotage (3000ml) 2013 En Vieillissement
Beyerskloof Pinotage 1995 R650.00
Beyerskloof Pinotage 1996 R467.00
Beyerskloof Pinotage Reserve 2005 R400.00
Beeslaar Wines Pinotage 2012 R415.00
Beeslaar Wines Pinotage 2013 R476.00
Kanonkop Estate Black Label Pinotage 2007 R1,995.00
Kanonkop Estate Black Label Pinotage 2012 R2,500.00
Kanonkop Estate Black Label Pinotage 2013 En Vieillissement
Thelema Mountain Pinotage 2003 R132.00

Vineyards
Swartland
Swartland Winery Pinotage 1995 R425.00
Swartland Winery Pinotage 1996 R425.00
Swartland Winery Pinotage Reserve 1993 R500.00
Swartland Winery Pinotage Reserve 1994 R475.00
Our Kanonkop Pinotage Collection
“One of South Africa’s most legendary wine estates;
widely respected for its traditional approach and famous for its Pinotage.”
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 1991 R1,200.00
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 1993 R1,100.00
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 1997 R900.00
Kanonkop Estate NA * Pinotage 1999 R1,900.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG ** Pinotage 2008 R2,150.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG ** Pinotage 2010 R1,255.00
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage (1500ml) 2010 R795.00
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage (1500ml) 2011 R795.00
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 2012 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage (1500ml) 2012 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop Estate Pinotage 2013 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop Estate CWG ** Pinotage 2013 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop is a fourth generation family estate, which was originally purchased by JW Sauer, a
cabinet member in the parliament of the Union of South Africa. This estate has since then been
handed down from father to son for over 40 years and is now in the talented, capable hands of its
current owners Paul & Johann Krige.
International awards have accumulated over several decades, and in 2015 renowned cellar
master, Abrie Beeslaar, was again announced as International Winemaker of the Year by the
IWSC. Kanonkop was also awarded the South African Producer of the Year, and claimed the
Perold Trophy for Best Pinotage for their Kanonkop Pinotage 2012.
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Tulbagh
Rijk's Private Cellar Pinotage Reserve 2008 R400.00
Rijk's Private Cellar Private Cellar Pinotage 2009 R262.00
Voor Paardeberg
Scali Pinotage 2006 R230.00
Walker Bay
Southern Right Pinotage 2010 R232.00
Merlot
History
The classic Merlot grape originated from the Bordeaux region of France. It typically produces a soft, medium-bodied
red wine with juicy fruit flavours and is the constant companion to the more austere, aristocratic, long-living Cabernet
Sauvignon in the world famous Bordeaux blends.
Character
An early ripening variety, traditionally used as a blending partner to add softness and breadth to Cabernet Sauvignon
but now increasingly being bottled as a varietal wine, with some superb results locally. Planted in increasing quantities,
particularly in the Stellenbosch and Paarl regions. Merlot is often used to blend with other varietals, such as Cabernet
Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. By blending Merlot with these wines, a symbiotic relationship can exist. The Cabernets
are softened, mellowed a bit and the Merlot enjoys more structured and defined.
Flavour Profile
A range of fresh flavours such as plums, cherries, blueberries and blackberries mixed with cocoa and black pepper tones,
often dominate this type of red wine. The tannin levels are typically lower than say a Cabernet and the fruit flavours are
typically forward - making this a prime wine candidate for consumers just "getting into" red wines. Typical scents include
black cherry, plums and herbal flavours. The texture is round but a middle palate gap is common. The Merlot type of wine
is less tannic (rough) than Cabernet Sauvignon.
Food Pairing
Fairly versatile when it comes to food pairing options. Poultry, red meat, pork, pastas, salads - Merlot can handle them all
well.
Notes
A key player in the Bordeaux blend, Merlot is now also grown in Italy, Romania, California, Washington State, Chile,
Australia, etc.
Merlot
Constantia
Eagle's Nest Merlot 2008 R200.00
Groot Constantia Estate Merlot 2010 R234.00
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Merlot 2010 R155.00
Elgin
Catherine Marshall Wines Peter's Vision Merlot Reserve 2011 R440.00
Shannon Vineyards Mount Bullet 2008 R397.00
Somerset West
Vergelegen Merlot Reserve 2006 R225.00
Stellenbosch
Clos Malverne Merlot Reserve Nv R500.00
De Trafford Wines Merlot 2008 R250.00
De Trafford Wines Merlot 2009 R330.00
Lanzerac Wines Merlot 2010 R166.00
Neethlingshof Estate Merlot 1993 R650.00
Radford Dale Merlot 2009 R202.00
Rainbows End Estate Merlot 2011 R196.00
Remhoogte Merlot 2009 R168.00
Rustenberg Wines Merlot 1991 R750.00
Zandberg White Merlot 2010 R145.00
Laibach Vineyards Merlot 2010 R154.00
Thelema Mountain Merlot Reserve 2010 R400.00

Vineyards
Shiraz/Syrah
History
Syrah has a long documented history in the Rhône region of Southeastern France, but it is not known if it had originated
in that region. In 1998, a DNA study conducted by Carole Meredith from the Department of Viticulture and Enology at
the University of California conclude that Syrah was the offspring of the grape varieties Dureza (father) and Mondeuse
Blanche (mother). The DNA typing leaves no room for doubt in this matter, and the numerous other hypotheses of the
grape's origin which have been forwarded during the years all completely lack support in form of documentary evidence
or ampelographic investigations. Despite this, origins such as Syracuse or the Iranian city of Shiraz have been proposed.
Pliny the Elder wrote in his Naturalis Historia about the wines of Vienne (which today would be called Côte-Rôtie), where
the Allobroges made famous and prized wine from a dark-skinned grape variety. Pliny called the vines of this wine
Allobrogica, and it has been speculated that it could be today's Syrah. Thus it is a noble variety of French origin. Better
known as Syrah elsewhere, the largest production of Shiraz is now found in Australia but local plantings are increasing
strongly. South African plantations have expanded significantly, from 1% of the vineyard area in 1995 to 9.7% in 2007
making up a total area under cultivation of 9,856 hectares (24,350 acres). In South Africa, the variety is predominately
known as Shiraz, but the designation Syrah is used for "Rhône-style" wines.
Character
Shiraz gives hearty, spicy, deep and dark reds with intense flavours and excellent longevity. Made in several different
styles here, it yields deep purple smoky and spicy wines which develop a complex character with age.
Flavour Profile
Typical aromas and flavours of wild black fruit (such as blackcurrant), with overtones of black pepper spice and roasting
meat. The abundance of fruit sensations is often complemented by warm alcohol and gripping tannins. Toffee notes, if
present, come not from the fruit but from the wine having matured in oak barrels.
Food Pairing
Ideal wine for accompanying meat - steak, beef, wild game, and stews for cold winter evenings.
Shiraz
Cape Agulhas
Lomond Cat's Tail Syrah 2012 R436.00
Lomond Conebush Syrah 2007 R363.00
Cape Point
Savage Wines Savage Syrah 2014 R430.00
Cape Town
Signal Hill Clos D' Oranje Syrah 2006 R1,100.00
Signal Hill Clos D' Oranje Syrah 2007 R460.00
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars David Nieuwoudt Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2007 R830.00
Cederberg Private Cellars Shiraz 2013 En Vieillissement
The Goats do Roam Goat-Roti 2005 R145.00
Wine Company
Constantia
Eagle's Nest Shiraz 2009 R346.00
Groot Constantia Estate Shiraz 2010 R234.00
Klein Constantia Estate KC Shiraz 2006 R105.00
Klein Constantia Estate Shiraz 1994 R412.50
Vins d'Orrance Syrah Cuvée Ameena 2010 R262.00
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Shiraz 2007 R280.00
De Grendel Wines Shiraz 2011 R153.00
Elgin
Arumdale Shiraz 2005 R100.00
Catherine Marshall Wines Syrah 2004 R290.00
Iona Vineyards Syrah 2007 R190.00
Franschhoek
Boekenhoutskloof Winery Porcupine Ridge Syrah 2014 R90.00
Boekenhoutskloof Winery Syrah 2010 R450.00
Boschendal Wines Cecil John Reserve Shiraz 2008 R322.00
Grande Provence Shiraz 2008 R184.00
Haut Espoir Syrah 2004 R120.00
Môreson Shiraz 2005 R150.00
Richeneau Wine Estate Shiraz 2005 R140.00
Rickety Bridge Winery Shiraz 2008 R134.00
Stony Brook Chîteauy Niff de Poep 2004 R200.00
Stony Brook Reserve Syrah 2003 R314.00
Stony Brook Syrah 2003 R96.00
Greyton
Lismore Estate Vineyards Syrah 2014 En Vieillissement
Jonkershoek Valley
Stark-Condé Wines Stellenbosch Syrah 2007 R140.00
Stark-Condé Wines Three Pines Jonkershoek Syrah 2006 R300.00
Malgas
De Trafford Wines Placemat Collection Syrah - Shale Malgas 2010 R171.00
Sijnn Syrah 2012 R470.00
Sijnn Syrah 2013 R470.00
Paarl
Avondale Samsara Syrah 2006 R340.00
Avondale Samsara Syrah 2007 R340.00
Fairview Solitude Shiraz 2004 R420.00
MAN Vintners Shiraz Reserve 2007 R95.00
Mont Destin Destiny Shiraz 2007 R890.00
Mont Destin Destiny Shiraz (1500ml) 2009 R1,770.00
Scali Syrah 2006 R500.00
Philadelphia
Havana Hills Du Plessis Reserve 1999 R385.00
Havana Hills Du Plessis Reserve 2001 R308.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Mullineux Family Wines Granite Syrah 2010 R1,040.00
Mullineux Family Wines Iron Syrah 2012 R1,050.00
Mullineux Family Wines Iron Syrah 2013 R1,290.00
Mullineux Family Wines Schist Syrah 2010 R1,040.00
Mullineux Family Wines Schist Syrah 2012 En Vieillissement
Mullineux Family Wines Syrah 2008 R280.00
Robertson
Rietvallei Estate Special Select Shiraz 2010 R190.00
Somerset West
Bizoe Wines Estalet Syrah 2010 R260.00
Vergelegen Shiraz 1999 R418.00
Vergelegen Shiraz Reserve 2007 R325.00
Waterkloof Circumstance Syrah 2008 R220.00
Stellenbosch
Blaauwklippen Shiraz 1997 R330.00
Agricultural Estate
De Meye Wines Shiraz 2000 R247.00
De Morgenzon Reserve Syrah 2012 R400.00
De Trafford Wines Blueprint Syrah 2008 R250.00
De Trafford Wines Placemat Collection Syrah - Granite Stellenbosch 2010 R171.00
De Trafford Wines Shiraz 2008 R500.00
De Trafford Wines Syrah 393 2012 En Vieillissement
Hartenberg Estate Gravel Hill 2005 R1,300.00
Hartenberg Estate Gravel Hill 2007 R990.00
Hartenberg Estate Gravel Hill (1500ml) 2007 R2,300.00
Hartenberg Estate Gravel Hill (1500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Hartenberg Estate The Stork 2011 R990.00
Hartenberg Estate The Stork (1500ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
Haskell Vineyards Aeon 2010 R410.00
Haskell Vineyards Pillars Syrah 2008 R722.50
Haskell Vineyards Pillars Syrah 2010 R634.00
Hoopenburg Wines Shiraz 1997 R330.00
Kleinood Tamboerskloof John Spicer Syrah 2009 R835.00
Kleinood Tamboerskloof Syrah 2006 R200.00
Kleinood Tamboerskloof Syrah 2007 R220.00
Lievland Estate Shiraz 1993 R440.00
Mooiplaas Estate Single Vineyard Watershed Shiraz 2008 R325.75
Muratie Estate Ronnie Melck Shiraz 2011 R216.00
Private Vintners Jacques Borman Shiraz 2003 R305.00
Private Vintners Nico van der Merwe Shiraz 1999 R440.00
Radford Dale Nudity 2013 R420.00
Rohan Roi The Romulus 2010 R90.00
Rudera Wines Syrah 2005 R160.00
Saxenburg Private Collection Shiraz 2003 R180.00
Saxenburg Reserve Shiraz Select 2003 R825.00
Saxenburg Shiraz 1994 R412.00
Saxenburg Shiraz 1995 R385.00
Simonsig Family Merindol Syrah 2003 R335.00

Vineyards
Simonsig Family Mr. Borio's 2006 R120.00
Vineyards
Stellenzicht Vineyards Shiraz 1998 R302.00
The Winery of Good Hope Mountainside Shiraz 2011 R90.00
Muratie Estate Shiraz 2000 R275.00
Thelema Mountain Shiraz 2004 R185.00

Vineyards
Warwick Estate Black Lady Syrah 2006 R240.00
Swartland
Babylon's Peak Private Syrah 2007 R140.00
Cellar
Blackwater Wines Cultellus Syrah MMXI 2011 R350.00
De Trafford Wines Placemat Collection Syrah - Shale Swartland 2010 R171.00
Swartland Winery Shiraz 1992 R467.00
Testalonga El Bandito Redemption 2014 R345.00
Testalonga El Bandito The Dark Side 2015 R345.00
The Spice Route Winery Flagship Syrah 2003 R412.00
Tulbagh
Rijk's Private Cellar Shiraz 2005 R188.00
Saronsberg Cellar Shiraz 2011 R313.00
Saronsberg Cellar Shiraz 2013 R330.00
Voor Paardeberg
Horse Mountain Wines Shiraz 2005 R154.00
Scali Syrah 2005 R270.00
Walker Bay
Creation Wines Syrah 2014 R260.00
De Trafford Wines Placemat Collection Syrah - Limestone Walker Bay 2010 R171.00
De Trafford Wines Placemat Collection Syrah - Shale Walker Bay 2010 R171.00
Luddite Wines Shiraz 2005 R420.00
Wellington
Linton Park Wines Shiraz 1999 R275.00
Mischa Estate Eventide Shiraz 2006 R70.00
Mischa Estate Shiraz 2007 R160.00
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Shiraz 2002 R192.00
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Shiraz Premium Selection 2006 R140.00
Cabernet Franc
History
A thin-skinned red grape that grows particularly well in cooler climates, and is originally from the Bordeaux and Loire
Valley regions of France. The Cabernet Franc has been grown with success in France, Australia, Chile, Canada, South Africa,
California and Washington, producing a fruity wine that is softer and more subdued than its regal relative, Cabernet
Sauvignon.
Character
Related to Cabernet Sauvignon, this variety is usually softer, has lower sugar content and contains less alcohol. Used as a
component in classic, Bordeaux-style blends but also for varietal wines. Small but increasing vineyard area.
Flavour Profile
With lower tannin levels and more distinct berry (mainly blueberry, raspberry and sometimes plum) flavour, Cabernet
Franc is an ideal candidate for blending with other varietals such as Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. However, more
producers have been selling Cabernet Franc as a standalone, single varietal on merchant shelves with notable success.
Food Pairing
Poultry, lasagna, couscous with meat, Middle Eastern fare, veggie pizza and Greek cuisine.
Notes
By the end of the 18th century Cabernet Franc was already documented as producing high-quality wine in the Libournais
vineyards of St-Émilion, Pomerol, and Fronsac where it is often called Bouchet today. Long before this it had been selected
by Cardinal Richelieu as a well respected vine of south west France, to be planted at the Abbaye de St-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil
in the Loire by Abbot Breton, whose name persists as the Loire synonym for Cabernet Franc to this day.
Cabernet Franc
Constantia
Buitenverwachting Cabernet Franc 2006 R150.00
Signal Hill Kalk Bay Cabernet Franc 2008 R300.00
Signal Hill Kalk Bay Cabernet Franc 2009 R166.00
Elgin
Oak Valley Wines Cabernet Franc 2012 R198.00
Franschhoek
Anthonij Rupert Wines Cabernet Franc 2009 R670.00
Robertson
Claime d'Or Wines Cabernet Franc 2008 R320.00
Rietvallei Estate JMB Cabernet Franc 2011 R447.00
Stellenbosch
Bale's Private Vintners Gary Jordan Limited Release 2005 R200.00
De Trafford Wines Cabernet Franc 2008 R194.00
Mooiplaas Estate Cabernet Franc 2006 R157.50
Raats Family Wines Cabernet Franc 2010 R565.00
Raats Family Wines Cabernet Franc 2011 R615.00
Raats Family Wines Dolomite Cabernet Franc 2010 R187.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Cabernet Franc Limited Release 2003 R250.00
Warwick Estate Cabernet Franc 2007 R270.00
Walker Bay
Hermanuspietersfontein Swartskaap 2008 R300.00
Wingerde
Western Cape
Whalehaven Wines Cabernet Franc 2004 R190.00
Cabernet Sauvignon
History
An increasingly significant variety at the Cape, it's the foremost variety of the Bordeaux region of France. Cabernet
Sauvignon produces top-class wines that develop well with age into spicy, full, complex wines. As in Bordeaux, in South
Africa it may be blended with Merlot or its relative, Cabernet Franc.
Character
Cabernet Sauvignon, often referred to as the “King of Red Wine Grapes,” originally from Bordeaux, with a substantial
foothold in California’s wine races, has the privilege of being the world’s (and South Africa’s) most sought after red wine.
Cabernet Sauvignon grapes tend to favor warmer climates and are often an ideal wine for aging, with normally 5-10 years
being optimal for the maturation process to peak. Because Cabernets take a bit longer to reach maturation, allowing their
flavours to mellow, they are ideal candidates for blending with other grapes, primarily Merlot. This blending softens the
Cabernet, adding appealing fruit tones, without sacrificing its innate character.
Flavour Profile
Cabernets range from medium-bodied to full-bodied and are characterized by their high tannin content which serves
to provide structure and intrigue while supporting the rich fruit characteristics. The flavor profile includes plum, cherry,
blackberry, blueberry, warm spice, vanilla, tobacco and sometimes leather aromas and or flavours. With age, polyphenols
polymerize: the grip fades away. The rich currant qualities of the Cabernet Sauvignon wine change to that of pencil box,
with bell pepper notes remaining.
Food Pairing
Red meats, flavourful and heartier (red) pastas, lamb, strong-flavoured cheese, and chocolates (especially dark).
Notes
Cabernet Sauvignon is planted wherever red wine grapes grow except in the Northern fringes such as Germany. It is part
of the great red Médoc wines of France, and among the finest reds in Australia, California, Chile and also in South Africa.
Cabernet Sauvignon
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars Five Generations Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 R480.00
Constantia
Buitenverwachting Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 R280.00
Groot Constantia Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1988 R1,540.00
Klein Constantia Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R222.00
Klein Constantia Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 R240.00
Klein Constantia Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 1998 R1,200.00
Darling
Cloof Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 R600.00
Devon Valley
Middelvlei Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R195.00
Durbanville
Bloemendal Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1998 R450.00
Nitida Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 1997 R660.00
Elgin
Belfield Wines Magnifica 2010 R198.00
Franschhoek
Boekenhoutskloof Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R350.00
Cape Chamonix Wine Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R200.00

Farm
Graham Beck Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R495.00
Graham Beck Wines Coffee Stone Cabernet 2002 R350.00
Haute Provence Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1995 R770.00
La Motte Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 R386.00
Pinehurst Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 R440.00
Richeneau Wine Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R140.00
Rickety Bridge Winery Paulina's Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R188.00
Stony Brook Ghost Gum Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R240.00
Stony Brook Reserve 2003 R187.00
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines Vineyard Selection Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 R384.00
Stark-Condé Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 R140.00
Paarl
Backsberg Estate Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 1990 R650.00
Backsberg Estate Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon 1996 R545.00
Glen Carlou Gravel Quarry Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 R590.00
Kleinbosch Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 R450.00
MAN Vintners Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2007 R95.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R265.00
Plaisir de Merle Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 R660.00
Philadelphia
Havana Hills Du Plessis Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 R935.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines The Game Reserve 2008 R120.00
Springfield Estate Méthode Ancienne 1999 R660.00
Springfield Estate Méthode Ancienne 2002 R430.00
Somerset West
Vergelegen Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2006 R300.00
Stellenbosch
Blaauwklippen Cabernet Sauvignon 1988 R1,540.00
Agricultural Estate
Boschkloof Cabernet Sauvignon 1998 R550.00
Cape View Cabernet Sauvignon 1997 R715.00
Dalla Cia Wine & Spirit Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R175.00

Company
De Trafford Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R320.00
De Trafford Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 En Vieillissement
Edgebaston GS Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 R570.00
Ernie Els Wines Proprietor's Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 R430.00
Grangehurst Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 1993 R880.00
Grangehurst Winery Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2005 R328.00
Hartenberg Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 R320.00
Jordan Wine Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2003 R280.00
Land of Hope Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 R202.00
Lanzerac Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 1992 R473.00
Lanzerac Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 1998 R430.00
Lievland Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1991 R495.00
Louis Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 R425.00
Meerlust Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R380.00
Mooiplaas Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 R600.00
Overgaauw Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1989 R1,320.00
Overgaauw Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 R350.00
Private Vintners Frans Smit Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 R495.00
Rust en Vrede Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 R370.00
Rustenberg Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 1988 R1,700.00
Rustenberg Wines Peter Barlow 1999 R750.00
Rustenberg Wines Peter Barlow 2006 R495.00
Savanha Cabernet Sauvignon 1995 R770.00
Saxenburg Cabernet Sauvignon 1991 R525.00
Simonsig Family Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 R350.00

Vineyards
Our Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve Collection
“Quality, Elegance, Consistency …”

From South Africa’s King of Cabernet – Etienne le Riche
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 R290.00
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 R330.00
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 1997 R900.00
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2008 En Vieillissement
The Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 1997 was the first vintage produced by
Etienne Le Riche in his own ‘Leef op Hope’ cellar. It was an immediate success,
earning five stars in the annual John Platter guide and following vintages
received numerous other accolades. It was the birth of one of South Africa's
iconic wines and, since then, the Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve
has flown out of his cellar, pausing only to take regular bows on
competition rostrums around the world.
Stellenzicht Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon 1994 R300.00
Teddy Hall Wines Hercùles van Loon Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2008 R550.00
Uiterwyk Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1993 R600.00
Vergenoegd Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1992 R880.00
Villiera Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 1990 R825.00
Villiera Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 1992 R660.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 2003 R400.00
Waterford Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R280.00
Zandberg Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R110.00
Delheim Cabernet Sauvignon 1991 R1,045.00
Delheim Cabernet Sauvignon 1993 R825.00
Delheim Cabernet Sauvignon 1997 R650.00
Delheim Grand Reserve 1990 R800.00
Kanonkop Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1987 R1,870.00
Kanonkop Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 1993 R700.00
Kanonkop Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 1991 R922.00
Kanonkop Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 2010 R1,050.00
Kanonkop Estate Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 2011 R875.00
Thelema Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 1990 R1,100.00

Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon 1992 R990.00

Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Cabernet Sauvignon The Mint 2004 R320.00
Vineyards
Vineyards
Uitkyk Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 R440.00
Wellington
Mischa Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 R160.00
Touriga Naçional
Calitzdorp
De Krans Touriga Naçional 2008 R117.00
De Krans Touriga Naçional 2009 R117.00
De Krans Touriga Naçional 2014 En Vieillissement
Malgas
Sijnn Touriga Naçional 2011 R300.00
Sijnn Touriga Naçional 2012 R350.00
Sijnn Touriga Naçional 2013 En Vieillissement
Swartland
Allesverloren Estate Touriga Naçional 2003 R215.00
Niche Red Varieties
Introduction
Our dry red and niche red varieties collection consists of various cultivars, some uncommon and others predominantly
used in blends, but sometimes bottled as single varieties by winemakers. Here you will also find some of the more unusual
blends available, as well as new and exciting blends by the more adventurous vintners. You may find some of the following
cultivars or blends thereof on our wine list.
Grenache (Noir) - One of Spain's most important varieties, this hardy grape is resistant to drought, wind and sun. Typically
used for blending with Shiraz, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Malbec - Once a significant part of Bordeaux's blend but no longer found in the region's best vineyards, this spicy variety
is now mainly grown in Cahors in western France where it's known as 'Cot'. Argentina's signature variety, it's also grown in
Chile. Only very small plantings are produced in South Africa for varietal and blended bottling.
Petit Verdot - This superb variety is used in small percentages in Bordeaux-style blends and can also be made into cultivar
wines. Only limited plantings are done locally.
Mourvédrè - Originated from Spain, where it's known as Monastrell (in California and Australia it's known as Mataro). The
spicy notes make it a good blending partner with cultivars like Shiraz. The small vineyard areas are all local.
Cinsaut - Previously known as Hermitage. A strong bearer and very versatile variety - it can be used to blend with Cabernet
Sauvignon, to produce reasonably priced early drinking wines, or as a quality wine for brandy distilling. It is also often
used for Rosé, Port and Jerepigo wines. South Africa's most widely planted red varietal, it is fast being replaced by more
noble varieties.
Gamay Noir - Mainly light red wines in the nouveau style are made of this grape in France's Beaujolais region. Several reds
are made locally in a similar early drinking style.
Tinta Barocca - Considered one of the best varieties for the production of Port in South Africa. It produces earthy, organic
red wines and is excellent for blending.
Niche Red Varieties
Durbanville
Altydgedacht Barbera 2012 R164.00
Klein River
Raka Sangiovese 2008 R100.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Sangiovese Signature Series 2006 R227.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Mourvèdre 2012 R154.00
Mullineux Family Wines Mourvèdre 2011 R306.00
Mullineux Family Wines Tinta Barocca 2013 R315.00
Stellenbosch
Hartenberg Estate Pontac (1500ml) 2000 R4,000.00
Louis Collaboration Cinsaut 2011 R140.00
Rust en Vrede Estate Tinta Barocca 1990 R825.00
Swartland
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Pofadder' 2012 R290.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Treinspoor' 2011 R262.00
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Treinspoor' 2014 En Vieillissement
Swartland Winery Tinta Barocca 1996 R495.00
Testalonga Baby Bandito Follow Your Dreams 2015 R170.00
Testalonga El Bandito Lords of Dogtown 2015 R345.00
Grenache
Cape Town
Signal Hill Grenache 2007 R160.00
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines Vineyard Selection Grenache 2008 R325.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Grenache Signature Series 2007 R227.00
Piekenierskloof
Sadie Family Wines Old Vine Series 'Soldaat' 2012 R325.00
Tierhoek Grenache 2007 R145.00
Stellenbosch
Vriesenhof Vineyards Grenache (1500ml) 2008 R560.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Grenache (1500ml) 2009 R500.00
Swartland
David Sadie Grenache 2014 R440.00
Testalonga El Bandito King of Grapes 2014 R345.00
Testalonga El Bandito King of Grapes 2015 R345.00
Walker Bay
Creation Wines Sumac Grenache 2014 R430.00
Malbec
Klein River
Raka Malbec 2008 R150.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Malbec Limited Release 2006 R155.00
Petit Verdot
Breedekloof
Du Preez Estate Hendrik Lodewyk Petit Verdot 2010 R157.00
Klein River
Raka Petit Verdot 2008 R150.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Petit Verdot Limited Release 2007 R155.00
Signal Hill Petit Verdot 2001 R100.00
Red Blends
Like many new world wine-producing countries, South Africa has a bit of a varietal fixation. But grapes often work better
when they are blended, and so it’s interesting to see a number of South African producers moving increasingly to blends
for their leading wines.
The aim of blending is to make a whole wine that is greater than the sum of its parts. Some grape varieties, like Cabernet
Sauvignon and Merlot share a great synergy. On some occasions other unlikely combinations of grape varieties may
complement each other beautifully; these blends may be exclusive to a single region or even a producer. Sometimes
grapes are blended with other fruit from other regions to produce a wine of greater balance and complexity.
Wine blends offer more complexity that single varietal wines. In fact, some of the world's greatest wines are made from a
blend of grapes rather than a single varietal. By blending varietals, winemakers can change a wine's qualities. At its most
basic, vintners blend wine made from different grapes in order to add more complexity to the flavour and texture of a
wine. The goal of blending wine made in different vintages is more to balance out the flavour characteristics. Both reds
and whites can be made from blends of varietals. In some cases, they may even blend whites and reds together in order
to create the best possible combination of aromas and flavours. Some wine blends are made from classic recipes handed
down from generation to generation. Other vintners create brand new blends in an attempt to produce a new and exciting
wine that has flavour characteristics like nothing else on the market.
South Africa is increasingly moving towards red blends in order to produce excellent wines. Many wine makers are
restricted in their blending by requirements that Pinotage should be included to a certain degree and they are often
called ‘Cape Blends‘ in order to distinguish them from any other type of blends from other parts of the world. However,
they are also willing to use a number of different wines, such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Merlot, and
Petit Verdot, making a wine rather like the traditional Bordeaux Blend. These wines are rapidly becoming popular on the
domestic market.
Red Blends
Calitzdorp
De Krans Tritonia 2013 R260.00
Cape Point
Cape Point Vineyards Splattered Toad Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R69.00
Savage Wines Savage Red 2012 En Vieillissement
Savage Wines Savage Red 2013 R320.00
Constantia
Klein Constantia Estate Estate Red 2011 R290.00
Steenberg Vineyards Catharina 2002 R233.00
Darling
Groote Post Vineyards Private Vintners Vineyards Reserve Limited Release 2001 R500.00
Franschhoek
Boekenhoutskloof Winery The Chocolate Block 2012 R290.00
Hermanus
Ataraxia Mountain Serenity 2006 R170.00
Vineyards

Vineyards
Malgas
Sijnn Low Profile 2009 R144.00
Sijnn Red 2007 R240.00
Napier
Jean Daneel Wines Signature Red 2011 R280.00
Paarl
Boer & Brit The Field Marshall 2008 R170.00
Glen Carlou Petit Verdot Tannat 2009 R310.00
Mont Destin 11 Barrels 2011 R135.00
Philadelphia
Havana Hills Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R190.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines Ad Honorem 2007 R1,040.00
Graham Beck Wines Ad Honorem 2009 R1,240.00
Graham Beck Wines Railroad Red 2005 R195.00
Somerset West
Waterkloof Circle of Life Red 2008 R245.00
Stellenbosch
Adoro Wines Red Blend 2006 R225.00
Anwilka Red Blend 2006 R135.00
Brampton Estate Brampton O.V.R. 2008 R75.00
Clos Malverne Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz 1997 R440.00
Clos Malverne Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz 2003 R220.00
De Trafford Wines Elevation 393 2000 R625.00
De Trafford Wines Elevation 393 (1500ml) 2000 R1,250.00
De Trafford Wines Elevation 393 (1500ml) 2006 R1,390.00
De Trafford Wines Plan B 2009 R100.00
Delaire Graff Estate Delaire Red 2006 R152.00
Goede Hoop Estate Estate Red 2011 R65.00
Goede Hoop Estate Estate Wine 2010 R65.00
Grangehurst Winery Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R328.00
Hartenberg Estate Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz 1993 R1,025.00
Haskell Vineyards Haskell II 2009 R275.00
Hazendal Estate Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 1998 R275.00
Lievland Estate Lievlander 1990 R1,500.00
Miles Mossop Wines Bale's Choice Simply Red 2002 R635.00
Morgenster Estate Italian Collection Nabucco 2006 R470.00
Morgenster Estate Italian Collection Nabucco 2008 R470.00
Morgenster Estate Italian Collection Tosca 2006 R320.00
Nico van der Merwe Mas Nicolas Cape 2007 R495.00

Wines
Nico van der Merwe Nicolas 2004 R160.00
Wines
Overgaauw Estate Touriga Nacional / Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 R117.00
Radford Dale Gravity 2008 R558.00
Radford Dale Gravity 2009 R556.00
Reyneke Wines Cornerstone 2008 R140.00
Reyneke Wines Reserve Red 2007 R458.00
Reyneke Wines Reserve Red 2008 R475.00
Roos & Co Wines Verlieft 2005 R150.00
Rust en Vrede Estate 1694 Classification 2006 R1,775.00
Rustenberg Wines Brampton O.V.R. 1997 R495.00
Rustenberg Wines Classic Red 1996 R450.00
Rustenberg Wines Dry Red 1990 R550.00
Saxenburg Gwendolyn 1996 R550.00
Saxenburg Les Deux Mers 1992 R660.00
Vergenoegd Estate Terrace Bay 2000 R330.00
Waterford Estate The Jem 2004 R700.00
Waterford Estate The Jem 2009 R1,440.00
Kanonkop Estate CWG Blend 1997 R1,500.00
Remhoogte Bonne Nouvelle 2003 R200.00
Swartland
A.A. Badenhorst Family Secateurs Red Blend 2012 R120.00
Wines
David Sadie Elpidios 2013 En Vieillissement
Sequillo Cellars Sequillo Red 2009 R250.00
Walker Bay
Bouchard Finlayson Hannibal 2012 R375.00
Bouchard Finlayson Hannibal 2013 R375.00
Luddite Wines Saboteur 2011 R270.00
Wellington
Mont Du Toit Kelder Mont Du Toit 1998 R520.00
Mont Du Toit Kelder Mont du Toit 2001 R550.00
Cape Blends
History
The search has been on for a number of years for a signature "Cape Blend" to match the great blends of Bordeaux. Whilst
the academic debate over the composition of the "definitive" "Cape Blend" wages on, there are staunch proponents of
Pinotage as the favoured blending partner of the "Cape Blend." Pinotage commands a strong loyalty among devotees.
It is South Africa’s national grape and its innate wildness symbolizes the ruggedness of Africa. Further, many consumers
abroad prefer blended Pinotage to the single variety. Alone it is perhaps a bit rough for some genteel Eurocentric palates
that make up most of South Africa’s export markets. Their palates appear to favour Pinotage that has been tamed by other
noble varieties.
Character
One definition of a "Cape Blend" is therefore any red wine blended with a significant portion of Pinotage. (The statutory
minimum portion of a variety to be mentioned on the label is 20% according to the regulations set by the South African
Wine & Spirits Board) Pinotage is a uniquely South African grape variety and was cultivated by the late Prof A. I. Perold in
1925 as a cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsaut, then locally known as Hermitage.
Some people feel that a patriotic Cape Blend must thus surely be infused with the pertinence of Pinotage, although the
majority of wines presently designated as Cape Blends on the label, does not necessary have any Pinotage in the blend.
Cape Blend
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars Cederberger 1997 R420.00
Devon Valley
Meinert Wines Synchronicity 2005 R350.00
Franschhoek
Graham Beck Wines The William 2002 R280.00
Ashbourne Ashbourne 2007 R435.00
Klein River
Raka Figurehead 2007 R140.00
Paarl
De Leuwen Jagt Estate Wine 1995 R495.00
Lindhorst Wines Statement 2003 R325.00
Welgemeend Estate Amadé 1991 R550.00
Windmeul Cooperative Reserve Cape Blend 2012 R180.00

Cellar
Paarl - Simonsberg
Mount Vernon Estate Three Peaks Cantata 2007 R90.00
Stellenbosch
Clos Malverne Auret 1989 R1,000.00
Clos Malverne Auret 1990 R750.00
Clos Malverne Cabernet Sauvignon / Pinotage 1998 R495.00
Devon Hill Winery Four Stars 2002 R245.00
Grangehurst Winery Nikela (1500ml) 2003 R524.00
Kaapzicht Steytler Vision 2008 R574.00
Kaapzicht Steytler Vision 2010 R464.00
Lievland Estate Lievlander 1996 R760.00
Rustenberg Wines Dry Red 1991 R550.00
Simonsig Family Frans Malan Reserve 2001 R385.00

Vineyards
Simonsig Family Frans Malan Reserve 2010 R300.00
Vineyards
Vriesenhof Vineyards Enthopio 2005 R140.00
Beyerskloof Faith 2007 R750.00
Beyerskloof Synergy Cape Blend 2001 R300.00
Beyerskloof Synergy Cape Blend Reserve 2002 R160.00
Swartland
The Spice Route Winery Malabar 2003 R495.00
Walker Bay
Beaumont Wines Vitruvian 2006 R400.00
Beaumont Wines Vitruvian 2009 R420.00
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Fusion Blend 2011 R204.00
Bordeaux Blends
History
Red Bordeaux, which is also traditionally known as Claret, is generally made from a blend of grapes. Permitted grapes
are Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Malbec and Carménère. Today Malbec and Carménère are
rarely used, with Château Clerc Milon, a fifth growth Bordeaux, being one of the few to still retain Carménère vines.
As a broad generalization, Cabernet Sauvignon (Bordeaux's second-most planted grape variety) dominates the blend in
red wines produced in the Médoc and the rest of the left bank of the Gironde estuary. Typical top-quality Chateaux blends
are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Cabernet Franc. In certain vintages Malbec and Petit Verdot may be added to the
blend. This is referred to as the classic "Bordeaux Blend." Merlot (Bordeaux's most-planted grape variety) and Cabernet
Franc (third most planted variety) tend to predominate in Saint-Émilion, Pomerol and the other right bank appellations.
These Right Bank blends from top-quality Chateaux are typically driven by Merlot or Cabernet Franc.
Character
Red Bordeaux and Bordeaux Supérieur are the "basic" red Bordeaux wines which are allowed to be produced all over
the region, and represent the cheapest Bordeaux wines. Some are sold by wine merchants under commercial brand
names rather than as classical "Châteaux" wines. These wines tend to be fruity, with a rather marginal influence of oak
in comparison to "classical" Bordeaux, and produced in a style meant to be enjoyed young. Notable characteristics of
Bordeaux reds include a dark red colour, rich aromas and a well-balanced taste. Also, Bordeaux reds almost always improve
with age, turning different shades of red and changing from fruity and floral aromas to subtler woody scents.
Food Pairing
Red Bordeaux pairs well with crusty bread and cheese, in particular cheddar, blue cheese and mozzarella.
South African Bordeaux Blends

What is typically called a South African, or Cape Bordeaux Blend, will generally be made from a blend of Cabernet
Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Petit Verdot and Malbec, with Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot more often than not
playing the leading part in the blend.
Bordeaux Blend
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars Reserve 2003 R250.00
Constantia
Buitenverwachting Christine 1999 R350.00
Buitenverwachting Grand Vin 1988 R350.00
Constantia Glen Five 2007 R370.00
Constantia Glen Reserve 2009 En Vieillissement
Constantia Glen Saddle 2007 R225.00
Constantia Glen Three 2007 R225.00
Eagle's Nest Verreaux 2009 R225.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Reserve 1989 R1,300.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Reserve 2009 R420.00
Groot Constantia Estate Gouverneurs Reserve 2011 R455.00
High Constantia Sebastiaan 2004 R300.00
High Constantia Sebastiaan 2006 R400.00
Klein Constantia Estate Estate Red 2012 R290.00
Klein Constantia Estate Marlbrook 1990 R900.00
Devon Valley
Meinert Wines Devon Crest 2004 R170.00
Elgin
Belfield Wines Aristata 2007 R180.00
Iona Vineyards Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 R200.00
Iona Vineyards The Gunnar 2005 R230.00
Oak Valley Wines The Oak Valley Blend 2004 R424.00
Paul Cluver Estate The Elgin Blend 2003 R400.00
Franschhoek
Anthonij Rupert Wines Optima (3000ml) 2009 R945.00
Cape Chamonix Wine Troika 2010 R300.00

Farm
La Motte Millennium 2007 R220.00
Môreson Magia 2003 R400.00
Stony Brook Snow Gum 2004 R320.00
Hermanus
Hermanuspietersfontein Die Arnoldus 2009 R398.00
Wingerde
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines Aenigma Red 2011 R110.00
Neil Ellis Wines Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2003 R350.00
Klein River
Raka Quinary 2005 R140.00
Napier
Bale's Private Vintners Jean Daneel Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R224.00
Jean Daneel Wines JD Initial Red 2005 R144.00
Paarl
Avondale La Luna 2007 R470.00
Backsberg Estate Cellars Klein Babylonstoren 1990 R600.00
Brenthurst Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1995 R450.00
Glen Carlou Grande Classique 1991 R750.00
Ridgeback Wines Journey 2005 R162.00
Veenwouden Private Classic 2002 R315.00

Cellar
Welgemeend Estate Douelle 1994 R700.00
Welgemeend Estate Dry Red 1990 R825.00
Welgemeend Estate Dry Red 1991 R250.00
Welgemeend Estate Estate Reserve 1993 R750.00
Windmeul Cooperative TPD Briers Reserve - The Legend 2010 R215.00

Cellar
Windmeul Cooperative TPD Briers Reserve - The Legend 2011 R180.00

Cellar
Paarl - Simonsberg
Boschendal Wines Lanoy 1992 R660.00
Philadelphia
Havana Hills Du Plessis 2004 R210.00
Robertson
Claime d'Or Wines Cabernet Sauvignon / Cabernet Franc 2009 R320.00
De Wetshof Estate Thibault 2010 R430.00
Springfield Estate Work of Time 2001 R400.00
Somerset West
Vergelegen GVB Red 2007 R900.00
Vergelegen Red 2003 R500.00
Vergelegen Red 2004 R543.80
Vergelegen V 2005 R1,120.00
Vergelegen V 2006 R1,120.00
Stellenbosch
Rustenberg Wines John X Merriman 2011 R336.00
Bale's Private Vintners Miles Mossop Limited Release 2002 R275.00
Bale's Private Vintners Miles Mossop Merlot / Cabernet Franc 2008 R135.00
Dalla Cia Wine & Spirit Special Selection 2003 R266.00

Company
De Morgenzon The Maestro Red 2011 R256.00
De Toren Private Cellar Diversity Delta 2003 R180.00
De Toren Private Cellar Fusion V 2009 R467.00
De Toren Private Cellar Fusion V 2013 En Vieillissement
Delaire Graff Estate Botmaskop 2008 R194.00
Delaire Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1998 R500.00
Delaire Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1999 R600.00
Delaire Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot / Cabernet Franc 2004 R180.00
Grangehurst Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1994 R600.00
Grangehurst Winery Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot (1500ml) 2003 R484.00
Hartenberg Estate The Mackenzie 2004 R1,260.00
Hartenberg Estate The Mackenzie 2007 R1,060.00
Hartenberg Estate The Mackenzie 2011 R840.00
Hartenberg Estate The Mackenzie (1500ml) 2009 R1,780.00
Haskell Vineyards Haskell IV 2007 R724.00
Jordan Wine Estate Chameleon 1996 R350.00
Jordan Wine Estate Cobblers Hill 2002 R352.00
Kaapzicht Steytler Pentagon 2010 R464.00
Kanu Wines Keystone 2004 R132.00
Le Bonheur Estate Prima 1990 R825.00
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2009 R177.00
Le Riche Wines Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2010 R178.00
Le Riche Wines Richesse 2012 R178.00
Lievland Estate DVB 1990 R850.00
Louis Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2007 R170.00
Louisvale Wines Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1994 R650.00
Louisvale Wines Dominique 1999 R500.00
Meerlust Estate Red 2002 R180.00
Meerlust Estate Rubicon 2004 R500.00
Miles Mossop Wines Max 2009 R390.00
Monterosso Estate Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2001 R450.00
Mooiplaas Estate Rosalind 2005 R230.00
Morgenster Estate Estate Wine 2003 R625.00
Morgenster Estate Lourens River Valley 2001 R225.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Beta Centauri 2002 R286.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Faithful Hound 2005 R157.50
Muratie Estate Ansela van de Caab 2010 R315.00
Neethlingshof Estate Lord Neethling Reserve 1993 R490.00
Overgaauw Estate Tria Corda 1987 R1,650.00
Overgaauw Estate Tria Corda 1988 R1,320.00
Private Vintners Nico van der Merwe Bin 16 2000 R500.00
Raats Family Wines Mvemve Raats de Compostella 2011 R1,500.00
Raats Family Wines Red Jasper 2011 R226.00
Raats Family Wines Red Jasper 2012 R260.00
Remhoogte Sir Thomas Cullinan Reserve 2010 R410.00
Rozendal Rozendal 2000 R385.00
Rozendal Rozendal 2001 R330.00
Rustenberg Wines Brampton Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 1997 R550.00
Rustenberg Wines Gold 1990 R1,000.00
Rustenberg Wines Gold 1991 R900.00
Rustenberg Wines Gold 1992 R800.00
Rustenberg Wines John X Merriman 1999 R500.00
Simonsig Family Adelberg 1993 R880.00

Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Simonsig Family Tiara 1990 R900.00
Vineyards

Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Vineyards
Stellenzicht Vineyards Merlot / Cabernet Franc 1995 R550.00
Stellenzicht Vineyards Merlot / Cabernet Franc 1997 R495.00
Thelema Mountain Rabelais 2009 R560.00

Vineyards
Tokara Director's Reserve Red 2009 R442.00
Tokara Red 2005 R345.00
Vergelegen GVB Red (Unlabeled) 2011 R500.00
Vergenoegd Estate Estate Reserve 1990 R1,100.00
Vergenoegd Estate Estate Reserve 1992 R825.00
Vergenoegd Estate Estate Wine 2001 R300.00
Vilafonté Series C 2006 R550.00
Vilafonté Series C 2013 En Vieillissement
Vilafonté Series C (1500ml) 2004 R12,150.00
Vilafonté Series M 2006 R222.00
Vilafonté Series M 2012 En Vieillissement
Villiera Wines Cru Monro 1993 R750.00
Villiera Wines Cru Monro Limited Release 1990 R1,000.00
Villiera Wines Cru Monro Limited Release 1991 R900.00
Villiera Wines Cru Monro Limited Release 1992 R800.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Kallista 2004 R190.00
Beyerskloof Blend 1991 R850.00
Beyerskloof Blend (1500ml) 1991 R1,500.00
Beyerskloof Field Blend 2009 R550.00
Private Vintners Beyers Truter Limited Release - 521 1997 R500.00
Keets Wines First Verse 2009 R453.00
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer 1990 R1,500.00
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer 2003 R695.00
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer 2012 En Vieillissement
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer (1500ml) 2010 R1,000.00
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer (1500ml) 2011 R1,250.00
Kanonkop Estate Paul Sauer (1500ml) 2012 En Vieillissement
Tulbagh
Saronsberg Cellar Seismic 2005 R440.00
Walker Bay
Beaumont Wines Ariane 2001 R374.00
Creation Wines Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot 2009 R238.00
Creation Wines Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon / Petit Verdot 2011 R324.00
Hermanuspietersfontein 1855 Posmeester 2008 R300.00
Wingerde

Wingerde
Hermanuspietersfontein Kleinboet 2006 R148.00
Wingerde
Western Cape
4G Wines G.Tribute to C.P. 2011 En Vieillissement
4G Wines The Echo of G. 2010 R456.00
Allée Bleue L'Amour Toujours 2004 R220.00
Rupert & Rothschild Baron Edmond 2003 R350.00

Vignerons
Southern Rhone Blend
History
The main grape in the Southern Rhône is Grenache, followed by Syrah, Mourvédrè, and then Cinsaut. This is a land of
blended wines; so getting to know the appellations is vital to understanding what is in each bottle. From lowly Côtes du
Rhône to luxury cuvees of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, each of the wines of the South Rhône captures the warmth of this region
and the slightly rustic edge that has set these wines apart for centuries. Grenache remains the dominant variety in most
Southern Rhône wines, especially in Châteauneuf-du-Pape where it is typically over 80% of the blend. Plantings spread
from the original birthplace to Catalonia and other lands under the Crown of Aragon such as Sardinia and Roussillon in
southern France. Its history in the Rhône can be traced to the influence of Burgundian wine merchants in the 17-18th
centuries who were seeking a blending variety to add body and alcohol content to their light bodied wines.
Character
There are 5 main black varieties in Southern Rhône blends, although others are used and the most famous wines of the
region can be made from as many as 13 different varieties. Because Grenache is the most important grape in the Southern
Rhône - it contributes alcohol, warmth and gentle juicy fruit - it is the ideal base wine in the blend. Plantings of Syrah in
the Southern Rhône have risen dramatically in the last decade and it is an increasingly important component in blends.
The much-maligned Carignan has been on the retreat recently but is still included in many blends - the best old vines can
add colour, body and spicy fruits. Cinsault is also backtracking but can produce moderately well-coloured wines adding
pleasant-light fruit to red and rosé blends. Finally, Mourvédrè has recently become an increasingly significant component
of Southern Rhône blends.
Flavour Profile
The reds from the left bank are full bodied, rich in tannins while young, and are characterized by their aromas of prune,
undergrowth, chocolate and ripe black fruit. The right bank reds are slightly lighter and fruitier with ripe spicy berry fruits
and hints of tobacco.
Food Pairing
It’s an outstanding match for poultry such as turkey and quail and pairs well with mild cheeses such as Gouda, Jarlsberg,
milder Fontina and mild cheddars, steaks, hearty stews, duck, pheasant and rich, tomato based pasta dishes. Imagine
rosemary and peppercorn spiced lamb chops or a savory stew paired with Grenache or a Southern Rhône blend.
Notes
The Rhône wine region in Southern France is situated in the Rhône river valley and produces numerous wines under
various Appellation d’Origine contrôlée (AOC) designations. A feature of the cultivation of the region is the use of large
pebbles around the bases of the vines to absorb the heat of the sun during the day to keep the vines warm at night when,
due to the cloudless skies, there is often a significant drop in temperature.
Cape Point
Savage Wines Follow the Line 2014 R270.00
Elgin
Catherine Marshall Wines Syrah / Mourvèdre 2005 R350.00
Elim
Strandveld Wines Syrah 2008 R230.00
Domaine des Dieux Mourvèdre / Syrah 2010 R228.00
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines Rodanos 2009 R383.00
Paarl
Mont Destin Passioné 2007 R620.00
Nederburg Wines The Motorcycle Marvel 2009 R155.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Rouge 2008 R96.00
Stellenbosch
De Morgenzon Concerto 2008 R115.00
Ken Forrester Wines The Gypsy 2004 R480.00
Swartland
A.A. Badenhorst Family Family Red 2010 R380.00
Wines
Albert Ahrens Black 2012 R320.00
Albert Ahrens Black No 1 Nv R700.00
Crystallum Paradisum 2011 R418.00
Crystallum Paradisum 2012 R440.00
Radford Dale Black Rock 2009 R172.00
Rall Wines Rall Red 2012 R330.00
Sadie Family Wines Columella 2003 R988.00
Sadie Family Wines Columella 2012 En Vieillissement
Sadie Family Wines Columella 2013 En Vieillissement
Sadie Family Wines Columella (1500ml) 2008 R1,700.00
Sadie Family Wines Columella (3000ml) 2007 R4,000.00
Tulbagh
Rijk's Private Cellar The Master 2007 R360.00
Saronsberg Cellar Full Circle 2004 R275.00
Tulbagh Mountain Syrah / Mourvèdre 2007 R250.00

Vineyards
Walker Bay
Creation Wines Syrah / Grenache 2010 R223.00
Hermanuspietersfontein Die Martha 2006 R220.00

Wingerde
Northern Rhone Blend
History
The Rhône is generally divided into two sub-regions with distinct vinicultural traditions, the Northern Rhône (referred
to in French as Rhône septentrional) and the Southern Rhône (in French Rhône méridional). The northern sub-region
produces red wines from the Syrah grape, sometimes blended with white wine grapes, and white wines from Marsanne,
Roussane and Viognier grapes.
Character
Wines from the Northern Rhône are Syrah-based, and if not 100% Syrah, the wine may have Viognier blended in for added
color and aromatics. Typical wines termed “Rhône blends" will have two or more grapes from the Rhône and occasionally,
small percentages of the secondary varieties. There are two great grapes of the Northern Rhône - Syrah - the noble red
wine grape (often called Shiraz outside France) and Viognier- for white wines and, interestingly, a small proportion of
some reds.
Flavour Profile
The Northern Rhône produces powerful, aromatically complex and ageworthy red wines, plump, hedonistic and aromatic,
with classic notes of black olive, bitter chocolate, plums and dried herbs and cherry-fruit notes on the nose, with hints of
raspberries and spice also evidenced.
Food Pairing
Blends from all regions are good with juicy, gamey meats and food with common French spices, like rosemary or herbs
de Provence. These powerful reds also pair wonderfully with lamb, guinea fowl or with game, but also with truffles. Red
Hermitage is ideal for red meats and pigeon, duck, hare and even with poultry.
Notes
The first cultivated vines in the region were probably planted around 600 BC. The origins of the two most important grape
varieties in the northern Rhone (Syrah and Viognier) are subject to speculation. Some say the Greeks were responsible
for bringing the Syrah grape from the Persian city of Shiraz. Others say the grape came 50 years later when Greeks fled
from the Persian king Cyrus I. Yet others say the grape came from the Sicilian city of Syracuse, whence circa 280 AD the
Romans brought it and the Viognier grape. Meanwhile extensive DNA typing and viticultural research has led scientists to
conclude that Syrah originated in the Rhône region itself. Regardless of origin, when the Romans disappeared so too did
interest in the wine of the region. Rhône reappeared in the 13th century when the Pope moved to Avignon, at which time
the production of wine expanded greatly.
Franschhoek
Graham Beck Wines The Joshua 2004 R230.00
La Motte Pierneef Shiraz / Viognier 2005 R250.00
Stony Brook SMV 2005 R205.00
Newton Johnson Family Granum 2012 R325.00
Vineyards
Robertson
Muscat
Swartland
Testalonga El Bandito Sweet Cheeks 2015 R345.00
Natural Sweet Wines
History
Honey was added to wine in Roman times, for sweetness and to increase the final strength of the wine. In ancient
Carthage, a sweet wine called passum was made from air-dried grapes, and across the Malta Channel from the site of
Carthage, similar wines are still made, called Moscato Passito di Pantelleria. Such wines were described by the Romans,
and Northern Italy is home to a number of 'passito' wines, where the grapes are dried on straw, on racks, or hung from the
rafters. These wines include Vin Santo, Sciachetrà, Recioto di Soave and the sweet red Recioto della Valpolicella (which
stands up to chocolate better than most wine). Across the Alps, the French make 'straw wine' (vin de paille) in the Jura,
Rhone and Alsace, the Spanish start off making a raisin wine with Pedro Ximénez before fortifying it while the Cypriots
have their ancient Commandaria.
Character
There is no simple definition of a dessert wine. In the absence of other techniques, makers of dessert wine have to produce
their sugar in the vineyard. Some grape varieties, such as Muscat, Ortega and Huxelrebe, naturally produce a lot more
sugar than others. Environmental conditions have a big effect on ultimate sugar levels - the vigneron can help by leaving
the grapes on the vine until they are fully ripe, and by green harvesting and pruning to expose the young grapes to the
sun. Green harvesting reduces the number of bunches on a vine early in the summer, so that the sugar production of the
leaves is divided between fewer bunches.
Flavour Profile
The wine’s flavour profile will differ greatly depending on the cultivar used in producing the wine, vineyard conditions and
even seasonal wheather changes. The nose is normally showy, complex and you can almost smell the balance between
sugar and acidity in the wines. Juicy fruit salad on the palette with wonderful acid-sugar ratio - sometimes even nice hints
of marzipan character on the palate with amazing rich lengthy finish.
Food Pairing
A general rule is that the wine should be sweeter than the food it is served with - a perfectly ripe peach has been described
as the ideal partner for many dessert wines, whereas it makes sense not to drink wine at all with many chocolate- and
toffee-based dishes. Natural sweet wines and the Muscats are the best matches for such difficult-to-pair desserts. Quite
often, the wine itself can be a dessert, but bakery sweets can make a good match, particularly with a little bitterness like
the almond biscuits that are dunked in Vin Santo. A development of this matching of contrasts is a rich savoury dish like
foie gras that is a traditional partner to Sauternes.
Natural Sweet Wine
Calitzdorp
De Krans Reserve Muscat 2010 R74.00
Cape Town
Signal Hill Eszencia 2002 R4,000.00
Signal Hill Vin de L' Empereur Muscat d' Alexandrie 2005 R130.00
Constantia
Buitenverwachting 1769 Muscat de Frontignan 2007 R150.00
Groot Constantia Estate Grand Constance 2008 R624.00
Darling
Cloof Chenin Blanc Natural Sweet 2006 R100.00
Franschhoek
Stony Brook Von A (375ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
Paarl
Glen Carlou The Welder (375ml) 2012 R144.00
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin Eminence (375ml) 2007 R532.00
Ridgeback Wines Natural Sweet Viognier 2006 R185.00
Signal Hill L' Empereur Rouge 2006 R90.00
Vondeling Sweet Carolyn (500ml) 2009 R220.00
Stellenbosch
Hoopenburg Wines Integer Sauvignon Blanc 2006 R75.00
Lievland Estate Natural Sweet Wine 1996 R250.00
Radford Dale Vine Dried Viognier 2010 R265.00
Thelema Mountain Muscat de Frontignan 2009 R92.00
Vineyards
Tulbagh
Saronsberg Cellar Muscat de Frontignan 2007 R100.00
Our Vin de Constance Collection
“Over 300 years of history in every bottle.”
Klein Constantia Estate Vin de Constance 1988 R6,850.00
Klein Constantia Estate Vin de Constance 2007 En Vieillissement
Klein Constantia Estate Vin de Constance (1500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Klein Constantia Estate Vin de Constance (1500ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
Kings vied for possession of this wine;

Louis Philippe sent emissaries from France to fetch it;
Napoleon drank it on the island of St Helena to find solace in his lonely exile;
Frederick the Great and Bismarck ordered it;
and the English Prime Minister, who had sampled it with much delight at Downing Street,
made sure that regular consignments from the Cape were delivered to
Buckingham Palace for the King.
Straw Wine
History
There are references to golden sweet wines in the Mediterranean as far back as Phoenician times. A dried grape wine
known as the “Cypriot Manna” was described in 800 BC by the Greek poet Hesiod. The first description of the production of
a raisin wine comes from Columella in the first century AD, writing about the Passum wine made in ancient Carthage. The
modern Italian name for these wines, “passito”, echoes this ancient word, as does the French word used to describe the
process of producing straw wines, “passerillage”. Perhaps the closest thing to passum is “Moscato Passito di Pantelleria”
from Zibibbo, a variety of the ancient muscat grape, produced on an island in the Strait of Sicily opposite to where
Carthage used to be.
Character
Straw wine, or raisin wine, is a wine made from grapes that have been dried to concentrate their juice. The result is similar
to that of the ice wine process, but suitable for warmer climates. The classic method dries clusters of grapes on mats of
straw in the sun, but some regions dry them under cover, some hang up the grapes, and the straw may be replaced by
modern racks. The technique dates back to pre-Roman times.
Flavour Profile
Straw wines are typically sweet to very sweet white wines, similar in density and sweetness to Sauternes and capable
of long life. The low yields and labor-intensive production method means that they are quite expensive. Vin de Paille is
French for “straw wine”. Described by British wine writer Jancis Robinson as “...necessarily expensive, but often quite delicious,
long – lived sweet white wines Today, production of this rarity is virtually confined to particularly ripe vintages and the most
conscientious producers of Hermitage, Arbois, occasionally L’Etoile, and Cotes du Jura.”
Today the Jura producers usually dry their grapes in boxes rather than laying them out on straw. The minimum potential
alcohol allowed is 18% (as opposed to 14% in Hermitage). Jura producers must age their Vins de Paille in cask for at least 3
years and the wines often have a natural alcohol of at least 14.5%. Other wines produced by various raisining techniques
include:
1. “Vini Passiti” of Italy, including the Recioto della Valpolicella / Amarone and Vin Santo of Tuscany.
2. “Strohwein” of Germany, similar in principle to the “straw wines” of France.
There is renewed, if limited experimentation with making Vin de Paille in Alsace and unlike botrytised wine, this is one
with style with which any curious and dedicated winemaker can experiment.
Straw Wine in South Africa

De Trafford Vin De Paille 1997 was the first Vin de Paille to be released under the new appellation "Wine from Naturally
Dried Grapes" in 1997 and was made from 100% Chenin Blanc grapes.
Straw Wine
Paarl
Fairview La Beryl Blanc 2005 R175.00
Fairview La Beryl Blanc 2009 R175.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Signal Hill Straw Wine 2001 R160.00
Piekenierskloof
Tierhoek Straw Wine 2006 R230.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Mullineux Family Wines Olerasay No 1 Nv R656.00
Mullineux Family Wines Straw Wine (375ml) 2009 R280.00
Rustenberg
Rustenberg Wines Straw Wine 2009 R209.00
Somerset West
Bizoe Wines Tiny Straw Wine 2010 R300.00
Waterkloof Circumstance Straw Wine 2009 R342.00
Stellenbosch
De Trafford Wines Vin De Paille Straw Wine 2003 R330.00
Swartland
Lammershoek Winery Straw Wine 2009 R230.00
Lemberg Wine Estate Surin 2011 R240.00
Noble Late Harvest
History
No doubt the first noble rot wines were created by accident - both the Hungarians and the Germans have similar stories
of how the harvest was delayed for some reason, but the mouldy grapes were vinified anyway, and then found to be
delicious. Given that propensity to noble rot was a factor in Hungarian vineyard demarcations some 50 years before a
messenger was supposedly mugged on his way to Schloss Johannisberg in Germany, the Hungarians probably have a
better case.
Character
Some of the most famous dessert wines, such as Château d'Yquem of Sauternes and Tokaji Aszú of Tokaj-Hegyalja in
Hungary, are made from mouldy grapes, but not just any mould - Botrytis cinerea sucks water out of the grape whilst
imparting new flavours of honey and apricot to the future wine. Unfortunately, the fungus is very fussy about the
conditions required for such noble rot; if it is too damp, the same fungus causes the destructive grey rot. So, vignerons
walk a fine line between maximising the amount of noble rot and losing the whole crop to grey rot. Typically, noble rot
forms best in conditions where morning mist from a nearby lake or the sea gets burnt off during the day by hot sun. The
wait for noble rot to form is the reason why noble rot wines are usually late-harvested.
Flavour Profile
Sweet Dessert Wine exhibiting the noble rot character, from grape infected by the botrytis cinerea fungus, as the berries
wither, their sweetness and flavour become powerfully concentrated. South African law dictates that grape for Noble
Late Harvest must be harvested at a minimum of 28° Balling and Residual Sugar must exceed 50g/l. This concentrates the
flavours of the wine into a fruit salad of bouquets depending on the cultivar used in the wine.
Food Pairing
A general rule is that the wine should be sweeter than the food it is served with - a perfectly ripe peach has been described
as the ideal partner for many dessert wines, whereas it makes sense not to drink wine at all with many chocolate- and
toffee-based dishes. Natural sweet wines and the Muscats are the best matches for such difficult-to-pair desserts. Quite
often, the wine itself can be a dessert, but bakery sweets can make a good match, particularly with a little bitterness like
the almond biscuits that are dunked in Vin Santo. A development of this matching of contrasts is a rich savoury dish like
foie gras that is a traditional partner to Sauternes.
Notes
The infection rate of botrytis is sporadic with vines and bunches achieving full rottenness at different times. This requires
harvest workers to go through the vineyards several times during the harvest to handpick the full rotted grapes. In some
occasions, the usable grapes from a single vine may only produce enough juice for a single glass.
Noble Late Harvest
Cape Town
Signal Hill Créme de Tête (375ml) 2003 R200.00
Constantia
Buitenverwachting Noblesse 1991 R550.00
Constantia Glen Noble Late Harvest 2008 En Vieillissement
Constantia Glen Noble Late Harvest 2013 En Vieillissement
Groot Constantia Estate Anton Anreith 1991 R415.00
Groot Constantia Estate Noble Late Harvest 1990 R350.00
Klein Constantia Estate Rhine Riesling Noble Late Harvest (187ml) 2006 R300.00
Elgin
Iona Vineyards Noble Iona 2007 R400.00
Paul Cluver Estate Noble Late Harvest 2013 R315.00
Paul Cluver Estate Weisser Riesling 2007 R180.00
Paul Cluver Estate Weisser Riesling 2008 R240.00
Paul Cluver Estate Weisser Riesling 2012 En Vieillissement
Shannon Vineyards Macushla Pinot Noir Noble Late Harvest 2009 R225.00
Franschhoek
Boekenhoutskloof Winery Noble Late Harvest 2007 R240.00
Newton Johnson Family L'illa Noble Late Harvest 2012 R196.00
Vineyards
Hermanus
Hermanuspietersfontein No 2 Noble Late Harvest 2013 R226.00
Wingerde
Paarl
Joostenberg Wines Chenin Blanc Noble Late Harvest 2008 R145.00
KWV Wines The Mentors Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2012 R340.00
Rawsonville
Slanghoek Winery Noble Late Harvest (500ml) 2007 R158.00
Robertson
Bon Courage Estate Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2011 R150.00
De Wetshof Estate Edeloes (500ml) 2005 R395.00
De Wetshof Estate Edeloes (500ml) 2006 R522.00
Weltevrede Estate Rhine Riesling Ovation 1999 R140.00
Somerset West
Vergelegen Noble Late Harvest 2008 R340.00
Stellenbosch
Delaire Graff Estate Reserve Noble Late Harvest 2008 R250.00
Hartenberg Estate Weisser Riesling Noble Late Harvest (375ml) 2010 R170.00
Ken Forrester Wines T Noble Late Harvest 2006 R280.00
Ken Forrester Wines T Noble Late Harvest 2008 R393.00
Lievland Estate Noble Late Harvest 1992 R375.00
Lievland Estate Noble Late Harvest 1993 R348.00
Miles Mossop Wines Kika (375ml) 2013 R360.00
Miles Mossop Wines Kika (375ml) 2014 R360.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Sauvignon Blanc Noble Late Harvest 2006 R192.00
Neethlingshof Estate Rhine Riesling Noble Late Harvest 1990 R368.00
Neethlingshof Estate Weisser Riesling Noble Late Harvest 1996 R285.00
Rudera Wines Noble Late Harvest 2006 R200.00
Saxenburg Le Reve de Saxenbourg NLH 1991 R400.00
Saxenburg Le Reve de Saxenbourg NLH Nv R80.00
Simonsig Family Vin de Liza Chenin Blanc 2006 R155.00

Vineyards
Stellenzicht Vineyards Rhine Riesling Noble Late Harvest 1990 R215.00
Stellenzicht Vineyards Sémillon 1995 R250.00
Stellenzicht Vineyards Weisser Riesling Noble Late Harvest 1995 R175.00
Tokara Sauvignon Blanc Noble Late Harvest 2007 R240.00
Villiera Wines Cellar Door Rhine Riesling 2005 R176.00
Villiera Wines Inspiration 2010 R165.00
Delheim Edelspatz Noble Late Harvest 1992 R565.00
Swartland
Signal Hill Mathilde Aszú 6 Puttonyos (375ml.) 2002 R300.00
Fortified Wines
History
Fortified wine is wine to which a distilled beverage (usually brandy) has been added. Fortified wine is distinguished from
spirits made from wine in that spirits are produced by means of distillation, while fortified wine is simply wine that has
had a spirit added to it. Many different styles of fortified wine have been developed, including Port, Sherry, Madeira,
Marsala, Commandaria wine and the aromatized wine Vermouth. Although grape brandy is most commonly added to
produce fortified wines, the additional alcohol may also be neutral spirit that has been distilled from grapes, grain, sugar
beets or sugarcane.
Character
During the fermentation process, yeast cells in the must continue to convert sugar into alcohol until the must reaches an
alcohol level of 16%–18%. At this level, the alcohol becomes toxic to the yeast and kills it. If fermentation is allowed to run
to completion, the resulting wine will (in most cases) be low in sugar and will be considered a dry wine. The earlier in the
fermentation process that alcohol is added, the sweeter the resulting wine will be. For drier fortified wine styles, such as
sherry, the alcohol is added shortly before or after the end of the fermentation.
Flavour Profile
The source of the additional alcohol and the method of its distillation can affect the flavour of the fortified wine. If neutral
spirit is used, it will usually have been produced with a continuous still, rather than a pot still. When added to wine
before the fermentation process is complete, the alcohol in the distilled beverage kills the yeast and leaves residual sugar
behind. The end result is a wine that is both sweeter and stronger, normally containing about 20% alcohol by volume.
Food Pairing
Fortified wines are often termed dessert wines - the term "Vins de liqueur" is used by the French and generally fortified
wines are known for their long-standing contribution to the world of wine as both an aperitif and a dessert wine option.
Many cheeses, nuts, cream-based desserts, chocolate desserts and fruit tarts have found a magnificent pairing partner in
a fortified wine.
Notes
It is typically a sweet, red or white wine, often served as a dessert wine though it also comes in dry and semi-dry varieties.
Fortified Wines
Breedekloof
Bergsig Estate Hanepoot 1989 R400.00
Botha Wynkelder Hanepoot Jerepiko 2001 R310.00
Botha Wynkelder Rooi Jerepiko 2001 R350.00
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family Muscadel 1990 R185.00
Vineyards
Boplaas Family Red Dessert 1988 R180.00

Vineyards
Calitzdorp Cellar Hanepoot Nv R76.00
Calitzdorp Cellar Hanepoot Muskadel Reserve 2010 En Vieillissement
Calitzdorp Cellar Muscadel Reserve Letters from the Klein Karoo 2010 En Vieillissement
De Krans Muscat de Frontignan 2015 R130.00
De Krans The Original Espresso (375ml) Nv R105.00
Cape Town
Signal Hill Pinneau de Ludovic 10 Years Old Nv R400.00
Constantia
Constantia Uitsig Red Muscat d' Alexandrie Nv R520.00
Elgin
Catherine Marshall Wines Myriad (375ml) 2008 R230.00
Klein Karoo
Barrydale Cellar Rooi Muskadel 1991 R325.00
Domein Doornkraal Muskadel 1989 R390.00
Mons Ruber Estate Muscat d'Alexandrie Jerepigo 1997 R144.00
Paarl
Avondale Muscat Blanc Reserve 2007 R166.00
Avondale Muscat Rouge Reserve 2003 R120.00
Avondale Muscat Rouge Reserve 2006 En Vieillissement
Backsberg Estate Cellars Pinneau Nv R120.00
Fairview Sweet Red 2008 En Vieillissement
KWV Wines Hanepoot Jerepigo 1969 R9,950.00
KWV Wines Late Bottled Vintage Muscadel 1930 R16,000.00
KWV Wines White Muscadel 1968 R10,950.00
Laborie Estate Pineau De Laborie 2002 R225.00
Monis Muscadel Nv R136.00
Windmeul Cooperative White Muscadel 2010 R100.00

Cellar
Prince Albert
SoetKaroo Wine Estate Muscat du Mosaic 2012 R300.00
SoetKaroo Wine Estate Petit Verdot 2011 R200.00
SoetKaroo Wine Estate Reserve 2010 R400.00
SoetKaroo Wine Estate Reserve 2011 R370.00
Rawsonville
Merwida Winery White Muscadel 2010 R68.00
Slanghoek Winery Red Muscadel 2011 En Vieillissement
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines Rhona Muscadel (500ml) 2013 R123.00
Rietvallei Estate Muscadel 1908 2002 R120.00
Rietvallei Estate Red Muscadel 1987 R385.00
Robertson Winery Muscadel 1991 R350.00
Roodezandt Wines & White Muscadel 1990 R150.00

Vineyards
Rooiberg Co-op Winery Muskadel Jerepiko 1990 R165.00
Rooiberg Co-op Winery Rooi Muskadel 1992 R345.00
Somerset West
JP Bredell Wines Autumn Delite Nv R60.00
Stellenbosch
Asara Wine Estate Spirit of Chenin 2008 R112.50
Villiera Wines Fired Earth 2001 R105.00
Vlottenburg Wynkelder Muscat de Hambourg Superior 1989 R275.00

Ko-op Bpk.
Vriesenhof Vineyards Paradyskloof Muscat d'Alexandrie (375ml) 2007 R60.00
Western Cape
Du Toitskloof Co- Hanepoot Jerepigo 1990 R370.00
Operative Wine Cellar
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Muscat de Frontignan (375ml) 2006 R150.00
Nuy Wine Cellar Muskadel 2005 R105.00
Nuy Wine Cellar Red Muscadel 2011 En Vieillissement
Nuy Wine Cellar White Muscadel 2007 R88.00
Sherry
History
Sherry is a fortified wine made from white grapes, produced in the southwest of Spain's so-called “Sherry Triangle”,
consisting of the three sunny towns of Puerto de Santa Maria, Jerez and Sanlúcar de Barrameda. The word "Sherry" is an
anglicisation of Xeres (Jerez). In Europe, the word "Sherry" has protected designation of origin status and under Spanish
law, all wine labelled as "Sherry" must legally come from the Sherry Triangle. In 1933 the Jerez Denominación de Origen
was the first Spanish denominación to be officially recognized in this way, officially named D.O. Jerez-Xeres- Sherry.
Sherry is however also used as a semi-generic term in the United States where it must be labeled with a region of origin
such as ‘American sherry’ or ‘California sherry’. These wines however cannot be exported to the EU. Australian wine makers
now use the term “Apera” instead of “Sherry”, whilst Australian consumers still use the term “Sherry”.
Before the phylloxera infestation in 1894, there were over a 100 varieties of grapes used in Spain for the production of
sherry, but now there are only three white grapes grown for sherry-making:
• Palomino: The dominant grape used for the dry sherries. Approximately 90 per cent of the grapes grown for sherry are
Palomino.
• Pedro Ximénez: Used to produce sweet wines. When harvested these grapes are typically dried in the sun for two days
to concentrate their sugars.
• Moscatel: Used similarly to Pedro Ximénez, but it is less common.
Flavour Profile
There are various different types of sherry:
1. Fino: A very dry, light-bodied sherry. The wine is fortified until it reaches just over 15% ABV.
2. Oloroso: Dark in colour, rich in flavour. The wine is fortified until it reaches just over 18% ABV.
3. Sweet Sherry (Jerez Dulce): A sherry that has been sweetened with Pedro Ximénez grape juice. Pedro Ximénez grapes
have a high residual sugar content as they are sun-dried to concentrate the sugars before being pressed.
4. Cream Sherry: Rich mahogany in colour and velvety smooth in texture. It is a sweet sherry made from Amontillado or
Oloroso sherry and sweetened with Pedro Ximénez.
5. Pedro Ximénez: An ultra-sweet almost syrup-like dessert sherry, made from sweet, sundried grapes of the same name.
Its alcohol content is at the lower end of the spectrum.
The Solera System

Sherry wines must go through a Solera system for adequate aging. This system is essentially a blending system of casks
that hold wines of different ages. The oldest casks of sherry have been bottled in a given year and the next casks are
arranged in such a way that the youngest sherries are blended into a series of casks holding progressively older sherries.
This results in very consistent high quality wines that all share a portion (albeit small) of the oldest, original vintage of
sherry made at the bodega. Sherries do not have a vintage date, per se, as they are really a blend of many years.
Sherry
Paarl
KWV Wines Cape Full Cream Nv R120.00
KWV Wines Cape Medium Cream Nv R124.00
Monis Fino Nv R136.00
Monis Full Cream Nv R124.00
Monis Medium Cream Nv R124.00
Monis Pale Dry Nv R124.00
Western Cape
Douglas Green Dry Fino Traditional Flor No. 1 Nv R130.00
Douglas Green Full Cream Traditional Flor No. 3 Nv R138.00
Douglas Green Medium Cream Traditional Flor no. 2 Nv R138.00
Port
History
Port wine is a Portuguese fortified wine produced exclusively in the Douro Valley in the Northern provinces of Portugal.
Established in 1756, the Port wine producing Douro region is the third oldest protected wine region in the world. Port
became very popular in England after the Methuen Treaty of 1703, when merchants were permitted to import it at a low
duty, while war with France deprived English wine drinkers of French wine. The long trip to England often resulted in
spoiled wine; the fortification of the wine was introduced to improve the shipping and shelf-life of the wine for its journey.
Although Cape Port wines closely resemble the Portuguese wines in their strength and flavour, there are some differences
which can allow the wine connoisseur to enjoy both Port and South African Cape Port for their individual virtues.
Character
Over a hundred varieties of grapes are sanctioned for Port production, although only five (Tinta Barroca, Tinta Cão, Tinta
Roriz (Tempranillo), Touriga Francesca, and Touriga Nacional) are widely cultivated and used. Touriga Nacional is widely
considered the most desirable Port grape but the difficulty in growing it and the small yields cause Touriga Francesa to be
the most widely planted grape worldwide.
Flavour Profile
Vintage Port is made entirely from the grapes of a declared vintage but only the best years are declared a special vintage
and are made by each individual Port producer. Tawny Ports are wines made from red grapes, which are aged in wooden
barrels, exposing them to gradual oxidation and evaporation. As a result, they gradually mellow to a golden-brown
colour. The exposure to oxygen imparts "nutty" flavours to the wine, which is blended to match the house style. Ruby Port
is the cheapest and most extensively produced type of Port. After fermentation, it is stored in tanks made of concrete or
stainless steel to prevent oxidative aging and preserve its rich claret colour. The wine is usually blended to match the style
of the brand to which it is to be sold.
Food Pairing
In addition to the milder types of blue cheeses Ruby Port pairs well with red fruits and desserts. With Tawny Port try
stronger blue cheeses, various nuts, dried fruits and desserts such as pecan pie and caramel apple desserts. Ports,
especially Vintage Ports shows best on its own: without any food.
Notes
It is typically a sweet, red wine, often served as a dessert wine though it also comes in dry, semi-dry, and white varieties.
Fortified wines in the style of Port are also produced outside Portugal, most notably in Australia, South Africa, Canada,
India, Argentina and the United States.
Port
Breedekloof
Bergsig Estate Port 1986 R522.00
Bergsig Estate Port 1994 R357.00
Calitzdorp
Axe Hill Cape Vintage Port 2006 R330.00
Axe Hill Cape White Port Nv R290.00
Boplaas Family Cape Ruby Port Nv R165.00

Vineyards
Boplaas Family Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2001 R275.00

Vineyards
De Krans Cape Tawny Nv R260.00
De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve 2001 R570.00
De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve 2012 En Vieillissement
De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve 2013 En Vieillissement
De Krans Pink Port (375ml) Nv R88.00
De Krans Premium Cape Ruby Nv R116.00
The Goose Quinta do Sul Vintage Port 2009 R200.00
Constantia
Groot Constantia Estate Cape Ruby 2010 R212.00
Paarl
KWV Wines Cape Tawny Nv R75.00
KWV Wines Vintage Port 1970 R770.00
Landskroon Estate Bottled Port 1993 R371.00
Landskroon Estate Bottled Port 1995 R176.00
Monis Very Old Port Nv R247.00
Somerset West
JP Bredell Wines Cape Late Bottled Vintage 1996 R522.00
JP Bredell Wines Cape Tawny Port 1996 R50.00
JP Bredell Wines Cape Vintage Port 2003 R100.00
JP Bredell Wines Cape Vintage Reserve 2001 R190.00
JP Bredell Wines Cape Vintage Reserve Limited Release 1998 R385.00
JP Bredell Wines Helderzicht Port Nv R385.00
JP Bredell Wines Late Bottled Vintage 2002 R200.00
Stellenbosch
Annandale Cape Vintage Port 2001 R160.00
Blaauwklippen Agricultural Vintage Port 1988 R473.00

Estate
Delaire Graff Estate Cape Vintage 2008 R200.00
Overgaauw Estate Cape Vintage Port 1985 R300.00
Rustenberg Wines Vintage Port 1987 R605.00
Rustenberg Wines Vintage Port 1990 R572.00
Vergenoegd Estate Port 1991 R467.00
Villiera Wines Estate Port 1989 R632.00
Swartland
Allesverloren Estate Vintage Port 1987 R575.00
Re: Wines by the glass
For our guests who do not wish to have a bottle of wine from the cellar
and also do not want to partake in the wine pairing option on offer with
the Degustation Menu, we offer an alternative wine list with a choice
selection of South African wines, served by the glass.
We currently have more than 800 wines on offer by the glass.

SOUTH AFRICAN WINE INDEX
By the Glass
The following wines are stored under perfect conditions at 14°C in the Restaurant Mosaic Cellar and
were selected by Mr Germain Lehodey to complement the style of cuisine served by Chef Chantel and
can be served by the glass in 50ml. units, or any amount specified by you.
Mr Germain Lehodey advises that some of these wines may require a small amount of time to reach
the desired temperature before being served for your enjoyment.
Cape Winemakers Guild Auction Wine ................................................................................................... 3
Nederburg Auction Wine ......................................................................................................................... 8
Méthode Cap Classique .......................................................................................................................... 9
Chenin Blanc ......................................................................................................................................... 10
Chardonnay ........................................................................................................................................... 12
Sauvignon Blanc .................................................................................................................................... 14
Viognier.................................................................................................................................................. 16
Sémillon ................................................................................................................................................. 17
Riesling .................................................................................................................................................. 18
Gewürztraminer ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Niche White Varieties ............................................................................................................................ 20
White Blends ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Rosé ...................................................................................................................................................... 23
Pinot Noir ............................................................................................................................................... 24
Pinotage................................................................................................................................................. 25
Merlot ..................................................................................................................................................... 26
Shiraz..................................................................................................................................................... 27
Cabernet Franc ...................................................................................................................................... 29
Cabernet Sauvignon .............................................................................................................................. 30
Niche Red Varieties ............................................................................................................................... 32
Grenache ............................................................................................................................................... 33
Malbec ................................................................................................................................................... 34
Petit Verdot ............................................................................................................................................ 35
Touriga Naçional ................................................................................................................................... 36
Red Blends ............................................................................................................................................ 37
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Cape Blend ............................................................................................................................................ 39
Bordeaux Blend ..................................................................................................................................... 40
Southern Rhône Blend .......................................................................................................................... 42
Northern Rhône Blend ........................................................................................................................... 43
Natural Sweet Wine ............................................................................................................................... 44
Straw Wine ............................................................................................................................................ 45
Noble Late Harvest ................................................................................................................................ 46
Fortified Wines ....................................................................................................................................... 47
Sherry .................................................................................................................................................... 48
Port ........................................................................................................................................................ 49
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Cape Winemakers Guild Auction Wine
Estate Vintage Price Per Glass
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines CWG Non Plus Ultra Cap Classique 2008 R38.00
Stellenbosch
Simonsig Family CWG Cuvée Chêne Blanc de Blancs 2007 R45.53
Vineyards
Chenin Blanc
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Hendrik Biebouw Auction Reserve Chenin Blanc 2011 R38.00
Chardonnay
Wooded
Ataraxia Mountain CWG Under the Gavel Chardonnay 2011 R53.20

Vineyards
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Jordan Wine Estate CWG Chardonnay Auction Reserve 2011 R60.80
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Sémillon
Cederberg
Wooded
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Ghost Corner Sémillon 2011 R35.47
Tulbagh
Wooded
Saronsberg Cellar CWG Sémillon 2008 R50.67
Pinot Noir
Stellenbosch
Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Pinot Noir 2005 R24.67
Walker Bay
Bouchard Finlayson CWG Pinot Noir 2009 R78.53
Pinotage
Stellenbosch
Spier Wine Estate CWG Pinotage 2009 R48.13
Beyerskloof CWG Traildust Pinotage 2010 R78.53
Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2010 R83.60
Tulbagh
Rijk's Private Cellar CWG Pinotage 2010 R60.80
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Merlot
Stellenbosch
Spier Wine Estate CWG Merlot 2009 R35.47
Shiraz
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2010 R70.93
Stellenbosch
De Trafford Wines CWG Syrah 2009 R53.20
Simonsig Family CWG Heirloom Shiraz 2010 R50.67

Vineyards
Cabernet Sauvignon
Stellenbosch
Edgebaston CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2010 R55.73
Grangehurst Winery CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2006 R63.33
Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2009 R86.13
Louis CWG Laika 2010 R63.33
Niche Red Varieties

Constantia
John Loubser CWG Garibaldi Nebbiolo 2009 R73.33
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Touriga Naçional
Malgas
Sijnn CWG Sijnn Touriga Naçional 2009 R27.33
Red Blends
Jonkershoek Valley
Neil Ellis Wines CWG Auction Reserve 2007 R78.53
Stellenbosch
Ernie Els Wines CWG Ernie Els 2010 R81.10
Haskell Vineyards CWG The Expatriate 2010 R48.13
Bordeaux Blend
Stellenbosch
De Trafford Wines CWG Perspective 2006 R44.80
Haskell Vineyards CWG Paradigm 2008 R50.50
Jordan Wine Estate CWG Sophia 2009 R86.13
Overgaauw Estate CWG DC Classic 2009 R78.53
Kanonkop Estate CWG Paul Sauer 2009 R88.67
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Walker Bay
Luddite Wines CWG Oscar Shiraz / Mourvèdre 2009 R70.93

Robertson
Graham Beck Wines CWG The Catalyst Shiraz / Viognier 2010 R43.10
Noble Late Harvest

Stellenbosch
Teddy Hall Wines CWG Eva (Krotoa) Muscat de Frontignan (375ml) 2009 R65.14
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Nederburg Auction Wine
Noble Late Harvest
Paarl
Nederburg Wines NA Private Bin Semillon NLH (375ml) 2002 R25.00
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Constantia
High Constantia Clos André 2008 R38.00
Steenberg Vineyards 1682 Pinot Noir Brut 2008 R60.00
Domaine des Dieux Claudia Brut 2007 R15.20
Klein Karoo
Karusa Vineyards Karoo Classique Pinot Noir Rosé Brut 2010 R25.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines Blanc de Blancs Brut 2008 R23.33
Graham Beck Wines Brut Rosé Nv R23.00
Stellenbosch
Pongracz Desiderius 2003 R31.33
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Thornlands MCC Nv R17.00
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Chenin Blanc
Cederberg
Wooded
Constantia
Wooded
Napier
Wooded
Jean Daneel Wines Director's Signature Chenin Blanc 2006 R24.67
Paarl
Wooded
Nederburg Wines The Anchorman 2011 R20.00
Unwooded
Mont Destin Chenin Blanc 2009 R19.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Wooded
Anura Vineyards Chenin Blanc Limited Release 2009 R16.00
Vrede en Lust Karien 2007 R11.00
Piekenierskloof
Wooded
Tierhoek Chenin Blanc 2009 R20.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Wooded
Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Chenin Blanc 2009 R14.00
Somerset West
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Wooded
Waterkloof Circumstance Chenin Blanc 2009 R19.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
De Morgenzon Chenin Blanc 2007 R35.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Four V Nv R19.73
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Ltd Bottle (5000ml) 2003 R20.00
De Trafford Wines Chenin Blanc Reserve 2009 R15.20
Ken Forrester Wines Reserve Chenin Blanc 2010 R16.00
Kleine Zalze Chenin Blanc 2007 R14.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Steen op Hout 2008 R17.00
Post House Cellar Chenin Blanc 2005 R11.00
Rudera Wines Chenin Blanc 2006 R20.00
Teddy Hall Wines Chenin Blanc Reserve 2008 R21.00
Unwooded
Louis Collaboration Chenin Blanc 2011 R20.00
Longridge Winery Chenin Blanc 2009 R9.33
Tokara Zondernaam Chenin Blanc 2008 R23.00
Swartland
Lammershoek Winery Chenin Blanc 2010 R12.27
Walker Bay
Wooded
Worcester
Wooded
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Albertus Viljoen Chenin Blanc 2012 R27.00
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Chardonnay
Constantia
Wooded
Buitenverwachting Chardonnay 2010 R25.00
Rawsonville
Wooded
Mountain Oaks Winery Chardonnay Reserve 2004 R19.00
Robertson
Wooded
Unwooded
De Wetshof Estate Danie de Wet Limestone Hill Chardonnay 2010 R14.50
Somerset West
Wooded
Vergelegen Chardonnay 2010 R22.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Meerlust Estate Chardonnay 2008 R17.00
Wooded
Thelema Mountain Chardonnay 2009 R23.00

Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Ed's Reserve 2004 R24.00

Vineyards
Thelema Mountain Sutherland Chardonnay 2008 R21.00

Vineyards
Tulbagh
12
Wooded
Saronsberg Cellar Chardonnay 2007 R24.00
Walker Bay
Wooded
Worcester
Wooded
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Chardonnay 2010 R22.00
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Sauvignon Blanc
Cape Point
Unwooded
Cape Point Vineyards Splattered Toad Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R9.00
Cape Point Vineyards Stonehaven Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R17.00
Cederberg
Wooded
Constantia
Wooded
Unwooded
Buitenverwachting Husseys Vlei Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R22.00
Klein Constantia Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R24.00
Darling
Unwooded
Louis Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R20.00
Durbanville
Unwooded
Franschhoek
Unwooded
Paarl
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Wooded
Nederburg Wines The Young Airhawk 2011 R20.00
Robertson
Unwooded
Claime d'Or Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2011 R20.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Reyneke Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R21.00
Tokara Zondernaam Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R21.00
Unwooded
Adoro Wines Five Regions Sauvignon Blanc 2008 R17.00
De Morgenzon Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R15.00
Delaire Graff Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R18.00
Louis Buckleberry 2012 R13.00
Unwooded
Tulbagh
Unwooded
Saronsberg Cellar Provenance Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R14.50
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Viognier
Elgin
Wooded
Worcester
Wooded
16
Sémillon
Cape Point
Wooded
Cape Point Vineyards Sémillon 2008 R33.00
Constantia
Wooded
Constantia Glen Sémillon 2007 R18.50
Franschhoek
Wooded
Stony Brook Sémillon Reserve 2006 R16.00
Paarl
Wooded
Tulbagh
Wooded
Rijk's Private Cellar Sémillon 2005 R22.00
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Riesling
Paarl
Unwooded
Nederburg Wines Rhine Riesling 2005 R35.00
Robertson
Unwooded
De Wetshof Estate Rhine Riesling 2009 R14.00
Stellenbosch
Unwooded
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Gewürztraminer
Robertson
Unwooded
Weltevrede Estate Gewürztraminer 2006 R20.00
19
Paarl
Wooded
KWV Wines The Mentors Grenache Blanc 2010 R33.00
Robertson
Unwooded
Bon Courage Estate Andre's Fame Colombard 2010 R9.00
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White Blends
Constantia
Wooded
Klein Constantia Estate Blanc de Blanc 1987 R66.40
Elim
Wooded
Black Oystercatcher White Pearl 2008 R18.00
Strandveld Wines Adamastor 2009 R27.00
Franschhoek
Unwooded
Haute Cabrière Pierre Jourdan Tranquille Nv R10.00
Unwooded
Ashbourne Ashbourne White Blend 2014 R7.50
Jonkershoek Valley
Wooded
Neil Ellis Wines Aenigma White 2012 R10.00
Napier
Wooded
Paarl
Unwooded
Vondeling Petit Blanc 2012 R9.50
Riebeek-Kasteel
Wooded
Somerset West
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Wooded
Bizoe Wines First Kiss 2013 R15.00
Stellenbosch
Wooded
Adoro Wines Naudé 2008 R26.00
Swartland
Wooded
Voor Paardeberg
Wooded
Scali Blanc 2007 R15.33
22
Rosé
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Rosé 2010 R8.85
Paarl
MAN Vintners Rosé 2009 R17.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Rosé 2009 R10.00
Rawsonville
Mountain Oaks Winery Le Jardin Rosé 2007 R11.00
Stellenbosch
Brampton Estate Rosé 2009 R8.00
Hidden Valley Wines Lands End Rosé 2008 R10.00
Longridge Winery Rosé 2008 R11.00
Vriesenhof Vineyards Paradyskloof Rosé 2009 R8.00
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Pinot Noir
Durbanville
De Grendel Wines Op die Berg Pinot Noir 2009 R30.00
Elgin
BWC Wines 17 Barrels Pinot Noir 2003 R14.67
Domaine des Dieux Josephine Pinot Noir 2010 R36.00
Stellenbosch
Meerlust Estate Pinot Noir 2008 R18.33
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Pinotage
Breedekloof
Bergsig Estate Pinotage 2003 R45.00
Franschhoek
Graham Beck Wines Old Road Pinotage 2001 R33.00
Môreson Pinotage 2006 R21.00
Paarl
Fairview La Capra Pinotage 2008 R10.00
Lindhorst Wines Pinotage 2004 R27.50

Cellar
Stellenbosch
Reyneke Wines Pinotage 2008 R22.00
Beyerskloof Diesel Pinotage 2008 R36.67
Thelema Mountain Pinotage 2003 R19.00
Vineyards
25
Merlot
Constantia
Stellenbosch
Zandberg White Merlot 2010 R21.00
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Shiraz
Cape Agulhas
Lomond Conebush Syrah 2007 R24.00
Cape Town
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars David Nieuwoudt Teen die Hoog Shiraz 2007 R53.33
The Goats do Roam WineGoat-Roti 2005 R21.00
Company
Constantia
Elgin
Arumdale Shiraz 2005 R14.00
Franschhoek
Môreson Shiraz 2005 R21.50
Rickety Bridge Winery Shiraz 2008 R19.00
Jonkershoek Valley
Stark-Condé Wines Stellenbosch Syrah 2007 R20.00
Paarl
MAN Vintners Shiraz Reserve 2007 R14.00
Somerset West
Stellenbosch
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Rudera Wines Syrah 2005 R23.00
Saxenburg Private Collection Shiraz 2003 R26.00
Thelema Mountain Shiraz 2004 R26.50
Vineyards
Swartland
Babylon's Peak Private Syrah 2007 R20.00
Cellar
Voor Paardeberg
Horse Mountain Wines Shiraz 2005 R22.00
Walker Bay
Wellington
Mischa Estate Eventide Shiraz 2006 R10.00
Mischa Estate Shiraz 2007 R22.00
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Shiraz Premium Selection 2006 R20.00
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Cabernet Franc
Constantia
Buitenverwachting Cabernet Franc 2006 R21.00
Stellenbosch
Mooiplaas Estate Cabernet Franc 2006 R23.00
Western Cape
Whalehaven Wines Cabernet Franc 2004 R23.00
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Cabernet Sauvignon
Devon Valley
Middelvlei Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R13.00
Franschhoek
Cape Chamonix Wine Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R29.00
Farm
Richeneau Wine Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 R20.00
Paarl
MAN Vintners Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2007 R14.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines The Game Reserve 2008 R17.00
Stellenbosch
Dalla Cia Wine & Spirit Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R25.00
Company
Meerlust Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R25.33
Simonsig Family Cabernet Sauvignon 2002 R50.00

Vineyards
Zandberg Cabernet Sauvignon 2005 R16.00
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Vineyards

Vineyards
Wellington
Mischa Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 R10.67
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Niche Red Varieties
Klein River
Raka Sangiovese 2008 R14.00
Stellenbosch
Louis Collaboration Cinsaut 2011 R20.00
32
Grenache
Piekenierskloof
Tierhoek Grenache 2007 R21.00
33
Malbec
Klein River
Raka Malbec 2008 R21.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Anura Vineyards Malbec Limited Release 2006 R22.00
34
Petit Verdot
Klein River
Raka Petit Verdot 2008 R21.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Signal Hill Petit Verdot 2001 R14.00
35
Touriga Naçional
Swartland
Allesverloren Estate Touriga Naçional 2003 R31.00
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Red Blends
Cape Point
Cape Point Vineyards Splattered Toad Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R10.00
Constantia
Hermanus
Vineyards
Paarl
Mont Destin 11 Barrels 2011 R9.00
Philadelphia
Havana Hills Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 R31.00
Robertson
Graham Beck Wines Ad Honorem 2007 R69.33
Graham Beck Wines Railroad Red 2005 R28.00
Somerset West
Waterkloof Circle of Life Red 2008 R16.33
Stellenbosch
Brampton Estate Brampton O.V.R. 2008 R11.00
De Trafford Wines Plan B 2009 R14.00
Delaire Graff Estate Delaire Red 2006 R10.13
Nico van der Merwe Nicolas 2004 R23.00

Wines
Rust en Vrede Estate 1694 Classification 2006 R118.33
Wellington
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Cape Blend
Devon Valley
Meinert Wines Synchronicity 2005 R23.33
Franschhoek
Klein River
Raka Figurehead 2007 R20.00
Paarl - Simonsberg
Mount Vernon Estate Three Peaks Cantata 2007 R13.00
Stellenbosch
Vriesenhof Vineyards Enthopio 2005 R20.00
Worcester
Alvi's Drift Private Cellar Fusion Blend 2011 R17.00
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Bordeaux Blend
Cederberg
Cederberg Private Cellars Reserve 2003 R36.00
Constantia
Devon Valley
Elgin
Iona Vineyards Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 R30.00
Paul Cluver Estate The Elgin Blend 2003 R57.00
Klein River
Raka Quinary 2005 R20.00
Napier
Jean Daneel Wines JD Initial Red 2005 R21.00
Paarl
Veenwouden Private Classic 2002 R45.00

Cellar
Stellenbosch
Bale's Private Vintners Miles Mossop Merlot / Cabernet Franc 2008 R20.00
De Toren Private Cellar Diversity Delta 2003 R12.00
Jordan Wine Estate Cobblers Hill 2002 R50.00
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Kanu Wines Keystone 2004 R19.00
Meerlust Estate Red 2002 R26.00
Monterosso Estate Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2001 R30.00
Mulderbosch Vineyards Beta Centauri 2002 R19.06
Mulderbosch Vineyards Faithful Hound 2005 R23.00

Vineyards

Vineyards
Warwick Estate The First Lady 2006 R21.00
Walker Bay

Wingerde
Hermanuspietersfontein Kleinboet 2006 R21.00

Wingerde
Western Cape
Rupert & Rothschild Baron Edmond 2003 R23.33
Vignerons
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Paarl
Nederburg Wines The Motorcycle Marvel 2009 R22.00
Riebeek-Kasteel
Mullineux Family Wines Kloof Street Rouge 2008 R14.00
Stellenbosch
De Morgenzon Concerto 2008 R16.00
Swartland
Tulbagh
Walker Bay
Hermanuspietersfontein Die Martha 2006 R14.67
Wingerde
42
Franschhoek
43
Natural Sweet Wine
Calitzdorp
De Krans Reserve Muscat 2010 R11.00
Constantia
Buitenverwachting 1769 Muscat de Frontignan 2007 R21.00
Darling
Cloof Chenin Blanc Natural Sweet 2006 R6.67
Franschhoek
Stony Brook Von A (375ml) 2009 R17.00
Thelema Mountain Muscat de Frontignan 2009 R13.00
Vineyards
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Straw Wine
Somerset West
Waterkloof Circumstance Straw Wine 2009 R45.60
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Noble Late Harvest
Elgin
Stellenbosch
Simonsig Family Vin de Liza Chenin Blanc 2006 R22.00
Vineyards
Villiera Wines Cellar Door Rhine Riesling 2005 R18.00
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Fortified Wines
Calitzdorp
Calitzdorp Cellar Hanepoot Nv R10.00
Calitzdorp Cellar Hanepoot Muskadel Reserve 2010 R10.00
Calitzdorp Cellar Muscadel Reserve Letters from the Klein Karoo 2010 R10.00
Klein Karoo
Mons Ruber Estate Muscat d'Alexandrie Jerepigo 1997 R20.57
Paarl
Fairview Sweet Red 2008 R16.50
Monis Muscadel Nv R20.00
Prince Albert
SoetKaroo Wine Estate Muscat du Mosaic 2012 R30.00
Rawsonville
Merwida Winery White Muscadel 2010 R10.00
Robertson
Roodezandt Wines & White Muscadel 1990 R21.50

Vineyards
Stellenbosch
Asara Wine Estate Spirit of Chenin 2008 R16.00
Villiera Wines Fired Earth 2001 R15.00
Worcester
Nuy Wine Cellar Muskadel 2005 R15.00
Nuy Wine Cellar Red Muscadel 2011 R13.00
Nuy Wine Cellar White Muscadel 2007 R13.00
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Sherry
Paarl
KWV Wines Cape Full Cream Nv R7.00
KWV Wines Cape Medium Cream Nv R7.00
Monis Fino Nv R13.00
Monis Full Cream Nv R8.00
Monis Medium Cream Nv R8.00
Monis Pale Dry Nv R8.00
Western Cape
Douglas Green Dry Fino Traditional Flor No. 1 Nv R9.00
Douglas Green Full Cream Traditional Flor No. 3 Nv R9.00
Douglas Green Medium Cream Traditional Flor no. 2 Nv R9.00
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Port
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2001 R45.00
Vineyards
Paarl
Monis Very Old Port Nv R16.47
Somerset West
Stellenbosch
Delaire Graff Estate Cape Vintage 2008 R12.00
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Re: International Wine List
Herewith an electronic version of our International Wine List showcasing

a wide variety of wines, sourced from all over the world, available from
the Restaurant Mosaic cellar.
INTERNATIONAL WINE INDEX
France ................................................................................................................................................4
Alsace .............................................................................................................................................4
Bordeaux....................................................................................................................................... 10
Burgundy....................................................................................................................................... 20
Champagne................................................................................................................................... 35
Languedoc - Roussillon ................................................................................................................. 43
Loire Valley ................................................................................................................................... 45
Rhône Valley ................................................................................................................................. 51
South West France ........................................................................................................................ 56
Italy................................................................................................................................................... 60
Campania...................................................................................................................................... 60
Emilia-Romagna ............................................................................................................................ 60
Friuli-Venezia Giulia ...................................................................................................................... 60
Lazio ............................................................................................................................................. 61
Lombardia ..................................................................................................................................... 61
Piemonte ....................................................................................................................................... 61
Sardinia......................................................................................................................................... 62
Sicily ............................................................................................................................................. 62
Toscana ........................................................................................................................................ 62
Trentino - Alto Adige ...................................................................................................................... 63
Veneto .......................................................................................................................................... 63
Spain ................................................................................................................................................ 65
Campo de Borja ............................................................................................................................ 65
Jerez ............................................................................................................................................. 65
Jumilla........................................................................................................................................... 65
Malaga .......................................................................................................................................... 66
Penedès ........................................................................................................................................ 66
Rias Baixas ................................................................................................................................... 66
Ribera del Duero ........................................................................................................................... 66
Rioja.............................................................................................................................................. 67
Rueda ........................................................................................................................................... 67
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Toro .............................................................................................................................................. 67
Valdeorras..................................................................................................................................... 68
Germany........................................................................................................................................... 69
Baden ........................................................................................................................................... 69
Mosel ............................................................................................................................................ 69
Nahe ............................................................................................................................................. 71
Pfalz.............................................................................................................................................. 71
Rheingau....................................................................................................................................... 72
Rheinhessen ................................................................................................................................. 72
Uruguay ............................................................................................................................................ 73
Progreso ....................................................................................................................................... 73
Hungary ............................................................................................................................................ 74
Eger .............................................................................................................................................. 74
Tokaji ............................................................................................................................................ 74
Lebanon ........................................................................................................................................... 78
Bekaa Valley ................................................................................................................................. 78
Portugal ............................................................................................................................................ 79
Alentejo ......................................................................................................................................... 79
Dăo ............................................................................................................................................... 79
Douro ............................................................................................................................................ 80
Madeira ......................................................................................................................................... 83
Porto ............................................................................................................................................. 84
Vinho Verde .................................................................................................................................. 87
Austria .............................................................................................................................................. 88
Burgenland .................................................................................................................................... 88
Weinviertel .................................................................................................................................... 88
America ............................................................................................................................................ 89
California ....................................................................................................................................... 89
Chile ................................................................................................................................................. 90
Central Valley - Rapel .................................................................................................................... 90
Elqui Valley ................................................................................................................................... 90
Limarí Valley ................................................................................................................................. 90
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Maipo Valley.................................................................................................................................. 90
Maule Valley.................................................................................................................................. 90
Rapel Valley .................................................................................................................................. 91
Argentina .......................................................................................................................................... 92
Mendoza ....................................................................................................................................... 92
Australia ........................................................................................................................................... 93
Barossa Valley .............................................................................................................................. 93
Eden Valley ................................................................................................................................... 93
South Australia .............................................................................................................................. 93
South-Eastern Australia ................................................................................................................. 93
Tasmania ...................................................................................................................................... 93
New Zealand..................................................................................................................................... 94
Central Otago ................................................................................................................................ 94
Hawkes Bay .................................................................................................................................. 94
Marlborough .................................................................................................................................. 94
Wellington ..................................................................................................................................... 94
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F or many, when they think of wine, they think of France.
France has a long and fascinating heritage as the mother
of all wine-producing countries. Today most of the classic
Bordeaux: This region is located on the South West coast
of France. Red Bordeaux wines are made from a blend of
Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Malbec and
grape varietals available were sourced from France. Petit Verdot. White Bordeaux wines are combinations of
Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Muscadelle. Bordeaux also
Hemingway wrote these words in Death in the Afternoon: produces the famous white Sauternes.
“Wine is one of the most civilized things in the world and one
of the natural things of the world that has been brought to the Burgundy: Some of the best wines in the world are produced
greatest perfection, and it offers a greater range for enjoyment in this region between Lyon and Dijon. The grapes grown
and appreciation than possibly any other purely sensory thing in Burgundy include red (Pinot Noir, Gamay and César) as
which may be purchased.” well as white (Chardonnay, Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris). Well-
known wine from Burgundy include Chablis, Pouilly-Fuissé,
Wine enthusiasts all over the world consider French wine and Volnay.
to be the best. The style of French wine echoes that of the
French themselves – elegant and well dressed, showing an South West: This region was created when many small wine
appreciation for the good things in life but never in excess. producers scattered across the area decided to regroup to
French wines go well with food, never overpowering either in improve their quality of winemaking and gain recognition.
flavour or in alcohol, always well mannered, often beautiful. Wines of the South West represent a diverse collection,
including fine sweet wines, fruity whites and massive reds.
Despite the seeming chaos of French wine, there is order
in the system. Wines come from different regions, and Rhône Valley: This region produces mostly red wines, heavily
these places are designated appellations. An appellation influenced by the spicy Syrah grape, blended with Grenache
controleé on a wine label is not a guarantee of quality. It is a and other varieties. The wines are rich, with the spicy and
guarantee of origin, and a guarantee that the wine has been peppery flavours of these grapes. Muscat and Viognier are
made following certain rules regarding grape varieties, soil, also popular for the white wines of the Rhône Valley.
planting, yields, and winemaking.
Champagne: This region lies ±100km to the North of Paris.
There are about thirteen different regions in France with Champagne is the only area in the world legally allowed to
thousands of vineyards that produce wine, making the produce and market labelled “Champagne”.
possibilities for French wine endless. There are regional
appellations, district appellations, and appellations that The different styles of Champagnes are:
cover only one commune or one vineyard! There are nearly
280 appellations in France, ranging from the huge - Bordeaux • Non-vintage: Based on a single vintage, typically about
or Champagne - to the tiny, single-vineyard appellations three years old.
of Coulée de Serrant in the Loire and Romanée-Conti in • Vintage: A blend made exclusively from grapes grown
Burgundy. in that year, typically released at about six years old and
capable of ageing for more than a decade.
Rising again in quality are village appellations: Vougeot, • Prestige Cuvée: The top of the range, usually vintage dated.
Pommard and Nuits-St-Georges. In these villages, certain • Blanc de Blancs: Made exclusively from Chardonnay
superior vineyards are designated Premier Cru - you will grapes.
find the name of the vineyard on the label. At the top of • Blanc de Noirs: Made exclusively from Pinot Noir and Pinot
the quality pyramid is the single vineyard appellations, the Meunier grapes.
Grand Cru: Clos de Vougeot being the most famous. • Rosé: Variable in both colour and quality and usually
made by blending still red and still white wines before the
Some of the more famous French regions: fermentation in bottle.
• Extra Brut: (less than 6 grams of residual sugar per litre)
Alsace: Situated on the east side of France, close to Germany. • Brut: (less than 12 grams of residual sugar per litre)
Unlike other French wine regions, the wines produced in • Extra Dry: (between 12-17 grams of residual sugar per litre)
Alsace usually include the grape variety on the label. You can • Sec: (between 17-32 grams of residual sugar per litre)
find some excellent Gewürztraminers, Rieslings, and Pinot • Demi-sec: (between 32-50 grams of residual sugar per litre)
Gris in this area. • Doux: (50 grams of residual sugar per litre)
France
Alsace
Crémant d'Alsace
Albert Boxler Crémant d’Alsace Nv R284.00
Domaine Albert Mann Crémant d'Alsace Brut 2011 R260.00
Domaine Albert Mann Crémant d'Alsace Brut (1500ml) 2008 R730.00
Vin d'Alsace
Gewürztraminer
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer 2011 R365.00
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Brand 2011 R730.00
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Brand 2012 R776.00
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer Réserve 2012 R436.00
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer 2011 R297.00
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer 2013 R312.00
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer Furstentum Grand Cru Vieilles 2011 R480.00
Vignes
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer Furstentum Grand Cru Vieilles 2012 R480.00
Vignes
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer Steingrubler Grand Cru 2009 R450.00
Domaine Schlumberger Les Princes Abbés 2006 R250.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Altenbourg 2010 R735.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Altenbourg 2011 R792.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Cuvée Laurence 2011 R600.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Cuvée Théo 2012 R510.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Cuvée Théo 2013 R550.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Furstentum 2011 R895.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Furstentum 2012 R895.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Furstentum (1500ml) 2010 R1,800.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Mambourg 2012 R895.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer 2012 R216.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Calcaire 2009 R395.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Calcaire 2012 R395.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Clos Windsbuhl 2007 R755.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Clos Windsbuhl 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Goldert Grand Cru 2007 R690.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Goldert Grand Cru 2012 R825.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Heimbourg 2007 R555.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Heimbourg 2010 R580.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Heimbourg 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Hengst Grand Cru 2007 R910.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Hengst Grand Cru 2012 R825.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Herrenweg de Turckheim 2007 R440.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Herrenweg de Turckheim 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Herrenweg de Turckheim Vieille 2007 R490.00

Vignes
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Rangen de Thann Clos Saint 2007 R910.00
Urbain
Urbain
Urbain
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Rangen de Thann Clos Saint 2012 En Vieillissement
Urbain
Gustave Lorentz Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergheim 2008 R455.00
Gustave Lorentz Gewürztraminer Rotenberg 2009 R315.00
Hugel & Fils Gewürztraminer Jubilee 2008 R445.00
Trimbach Gewürztraminer 2008 R320.00
Muscat
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Muscat Herrenweg de Turckheim 2010 R440.00
Trimbach Muscat Reserve 2009 R290.00
Natural Sweet Wine

Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Schlossberg Grand Cru L'Epicentre 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Schlossberg Grand Cru L'Epicentre 2013 En Vieillissement
(375ml)
Pinot Blanc
Albert Boxler Pinot Blanc 2011 R230.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Blanc 2012 R250.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Blanc B 2012 R352.00
Pinot Gris
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Brand 2011 R730.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Brand 2012 R674.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Brand S 2012 R776.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Sommerberg 2011 R730.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Sommerberg W 2012 R776.00
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Réserve 2013 R436.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris 2012 R275.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris 2013 R288.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Cuvée Albert 2012 R325.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Cuvée Albert 2013 R346.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Furstentum Grand Cru 2012 R454.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Furstentum Grand Cru (1500ml) 2010 R1,045.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Hengst Grand Cru 2010 R435.00
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Altenbourg 2011 R765.00
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Altenbourg 2013 R792.00
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Cuvée Sainte Catherine 2011 R600.00
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Cuvée Sainte Catherine 2013 R670.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Calcaire 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Clos Windsbuhl 2009 R555.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Clos Windsbuhl 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Rangen de Thann Clos Saint Urbain 2007 R908.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Rangen de Thann Clos Saint Urbain 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Réserve 2012 R290.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Pinot Gris Rotenberg 2012 En Vieillissement
Gustave Lorentz Pinot Gris Grand Cru Kanzlerberg 2007 R440.00
Gustave Lorentz Pinot Gris Saint-Georges 2009 R270.00
Hugel & Fils Pinot Gris Hommage a Jean Hugel 1998 R540.00
Hugel & Fils Pinot Gris Jubilee 2008 R500.00
Hugel & Fils Pinot Gris Tradition 2011 R230.00
Trimbach Pinot Gris Réserve Personnelle 2008 R588.00
Pinot Noir
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Noir Clos de la Faille 2011 R565.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Noir Clos de la Faille 2012 R606.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Noir Les Saintes Claires 2011 R890.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Noir Les Saintes Claires 2012 R964.00
Hugel & Fils Pinot Noir Jubilee 2007 R435.00
Hugel & Fils Pinot Noir Les Neveux 2009 R860.00
Riesling
Albert Boxler Riesling 2011 R360.00
Albert Boxler Riesling 2012 R370.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Sommerberg 2011 R730.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Sommerberg D 2013 R980.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Sommerberg E 2012 R860.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Sommerberg E 2013 R980.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Sommerberg Jeunes Vignes 2013 R676.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Cuvée Albert 2011 R340.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Cuvée Albert 2013 R360.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Cuvée Albert (1500ml) 2011 R860.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Furstentum Grand Cru 2010 R630.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Rosenberg 2012 R500.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Rosenberg 2013 R556.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Schlossberg Grand Cru 2013 R640.00
Domaine Albert Mann Riesling Schlossberg Grand Cru (1500ml) 2012 R1,380.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Riesling 2011 R326.00
Domaine Schlumberger Grand Cru Kitterlé 2005 R410.00
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Cuvée Sainte Catherine 2011 R600.00
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Cuvée Sainte Catherine 2013 R670.00
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Cuvée Théo 2014 R450.00
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg (1500ml) 2012 R1,230.00
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg Cuvée Sainte 2012 R880.00
Catherine L'Inédit !
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg Cuvée Sainte 2011 R1,720.00
Catherine (1500ml)
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Brand Grand Cru 2011 R825.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Brand Grand Cru 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Brand Vieilles Vignes Grand Cru 2009 R910.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Brand Vielles Vignes Grand Cru 2010 R950.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Calcaire 2012 R392.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Clos Häuserer 2012 R542.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Clos Windsbuhl 2010 R825.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Clos Windsbuhl 2011 R825.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Heimbourg 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Herrenweg de Turckheim 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Rangen de Thann Clos Saint Urbain 2009 R910.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Rangen de Thann Clos Saint Urbain 2011 R1,000.00
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Rangen de Thann Clos Saint Urbain 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Terroir d'Alsace 2012 R256.00
Gustave Lorentz Riesling Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergheim Vieilles 2008 R460.00
Vignes
Gustave Lorentz Riesling Grand Cru Kanzlerberg 2007 R460.00
Hugel & Fils Riesling Jubilee 2007 R531.00
Trimbach Clos Sainte Hune 2006 R2,626.00
Trimbach Clos Sainte Hune 2009 En Vieillissement
Trimbach Cuvée Frédéric Emile 2005 R790.00
Trimbach Cuvée Frédéric Emile 2006 R790.00
Trimbach Riesling Reserve 2009 R350.00
Sylvaner
Albert Boxler Sylvaner 2013 R285.00
White Blends
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Blanc Auxerrois 2012 R198.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Altenberg de Bergheim Grand Cru 2008 R1,191.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Gruenspiel 2008 R600.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Langenberg 2010 R460.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Mambourg Grand Cru 2009 R1,190.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Schoenenbourg Grand Cru 2009 R1,200.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Schoffweg 2009 R615.00
Vendanges Tardives
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives (500ml) 2011 R480.00
Albert Boxler Riesling Vendanges Tardives Grand Cru 2011 R570.00

Sommerberg D (500ml)
Albert Boxler Riesling Vendanges Tardives Grand Cru 2011 R860.00
Sommerberg D Vieilles Vignes
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer Altenbourg Vendanges Tardives 2012 R545.00
(500ml)
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Altenbourg Vendanges Tardives 2011 R698.00
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Altenbourg Vendanges Tardives (500ml) 2009 R545.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2007 R770.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Pinot Gris Vendanges Tardives 2003 R730.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Riesling Vendanges Tardives 2009 R690.00
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Mambourg Vendanges 2009 R1,295.00

Tardives
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Altenbourg Vendanges Tardives Trie 2009 R1,580.00
Spéciale
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Gewürztraminer Hengst Vendange Tardive 2011 R1,200.00
Gustave Lorentz Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2007 R770.00
Gustave Lorentz Pinot Gris Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergheim 2007 R475.00
Vendanges Tardives (500ml)
Hugel & Fils Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2005 R730.00
Trimbach Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2007 R1,000.00
Trimbach Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives (375ml) 2011 R486.00
Trimbach Pinot Gris Vendanges Tardives 1997 R887.00
Trimbach Pinot Gris Vendanges Tardives 2008 R830.00
Sélection de Grains Nobles
Albert Boxler Gewürztraminer Sélection de Grains Nobles 2011 R1,302.00
Heimbourg (500ml)
Albert Boxler Pinot Gris Grand Cru Sommerberg Sélection de 2008 R1,075.00
Grains Nobles (500ml)
Domaine Albert Mann Gewürztraminer Furstentum Sélection de Grains 2011 R1,770.00
Nobles
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Altenbourg Sélection de Grains Nobles 2009 R624.00
Le Tri (375ml)
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Altenbourg Sélection de Grains Nobles 2010 R624.00
Le Tri (375ml)
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Furstentum Le Tri (375ml) 2011 R930.00
Domaine Marcel Deiss Gewürztraminer Quintessence Sélection de Grains 2005 R1,585.00

Nobles (375ml)
Domaine Marcel Deiss Gewürztraminer Sélection de Grains Nobles 2003 R720.00
(500ml)
Domaine Marcel Deiss Pinot Gris Sélection de Grains Nobles 2005 R1,915.00
Domaine Schlumberger Cuvée Clarisse Pinot Gris Sélection de Grains 2000 R895.00
Nobles
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Altenbourg Sélection de Grains 2010 R3,750.00
Nobles
Domaine Weinbach Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Furstentum Sélection 2006 R2,345.00
de Grains Nobles (500ml)
de Grains Nobles
de Grains Nobles (375ml)
Domaine Weinbach Pinot Gris Altenbourg Quintessence de Grains 2008 R6,100.00
Noble Cuvée D'Or (500ml)
Domaine Weinbach Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg Sélection de 2006 R1,550.00
Grains Nobles (375ml)
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Riesling Brand Sélection de Grains Nobles 2006 En Vieillissement
Gustave Lorentz Gewürztraminer Sélection de Grains Nobles 2000 R1,000.00

(500ml)
Gustave Lorentz Pinot Gris Sélection De Grains Nobles (500ml) 2008 R1,300.00
Hugel & Fils Gewürztraminer Sélection de Grains Nobles 2005 R1,900.00
Hugel & Fils Gewürztraminer Sélection de Grains Nobles S 2000 R2,140.00
France
Bordeaux
Bordeaux Blend
Côtes de Castillon A.O.C.
AOC
Clos Puy Arnaud Grand Vin de Bordeaux 2008 R330.00
Clos Puy Arnaud Grand Vin de Bordeaux 2009 En Vieillissement
Côtes de Francs
AOC
Château de Francs Les Cerisiers 2008 R220.00
Haut-Médoc
5th Growth
Château Cantemerle Grand Cru Classé 2009 R880.00
Château Cantemerle Grand Cru Classé 2011 R744.00
Château Cantemerle Grand Cru Classé 2012 En Vieillissement
Cru Bourgeois Exceptionnel

Château Sociando-Mallet Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 1998 R1,710.00
Château Sociando-Mallet Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 2006 R705.00
Château Sociando-Mallet Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Château Sociando-Mallet Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Cru Bourgeois
Château Bernadotte Grand Vin Appellation Haut-Médoc Controlée 2011 R424.00
Château du Moulin Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 2006 R334.00
Margaux
1st Growth
Château Margaux Premier Grand Cru Classé 1986 R21,850.00
Château Margaux Premier Grand Cru Classé 2009 En Vieillissement
3rd Growth
Château d'Issan Grand Cru Classé 2008 R1,120.00
Château d'Issan Grand Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Kirwan Grand Cru Classé 2004 R1,390.00
Château Kirwan Grand Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Malescot Saint Grand Vin 2006 R1,300.00

Exupery
Château Palmer Grand Cru Classé 1986 R6,200.00
Château Palmer Grand Cru Classé 2008 En Vieillissement

Château Chasse Spleen Appellation Moulis-en-Médoc Controlée 1986 R2,492.00
Château Chasse Spleen Appellation Moulis-en-Médoc Controlée 2009 R780.00
Château Chasse Spleen Appellation Moulis-en-Médoc Controlée 2012 En Vieillissement
Second Label
Château Margaux Pavillon Rouge 2000 R3,990.00
Château Margaux Pavillon Rouge 2007 R4,218.00
Château Palmer Alter Ego de Palmer 2010 R1,890.00
Château Palmer Alter Ego de Palmer 2011 En Vieillissement
Pauillac
1st Growth
Château Lafite Rothschild Premier Grand Cru Classé 1999 R19,990.00
Château Lafite Rothschild Premier Grand Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Latour Grand Vin 2004 R13,868.00
Château Latour Grand Vin 2008 En Vieillissement
Château Mouton Premier Grand Cru Classé 1970 R10,400.00

Rothschild
Rothschild
Rothschild
Rothschild
Rothschild
Château Mouton Premier Grand Cru Classé 2003 En Vieillissement
Rothschild
Château Mouton Premier Grand Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Rothschild
2nd Growth
Château Longueville au Grand Cru Classé 2002 R1,720.00
Baron de Pichon-
Longueville
Château Pichon- Grand Cru Classé 2001 R2,100.00
Longueville Comtesse de
Lalande
Château Pichon- Grand Cru Classé 2002 R1,990.00
Longueville Comtesse de
Lalande
4th Growth
Château Duhart-Milon Grand Cru Classé 1994 R1,152.58
Château Duhart-Milon Grand Cru Classé 1997 R749.00
Château Duhart-Milon Grand Cru Classé 2001 R2,910.00
Château Duhart-Milon Grand Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
5th Growth
Château Lynch-Bages Grand Cru Classé 1995 R3,070.00
Château Lynch-Bages Grand Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Lynch-Bages Grand Cru Classé 2012 En Vieillissement
Second Label
Château Lafite Rothschild Carruades de Lafite 2000 R9,750.00
Château Latour Les Forts de Latour 2000 R5,770.00
Château Latour Les Forts de Latour 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Latour Les Forts de Latour 2011 En Vieillissement
Pessac-Léognan
1st Growth
Château Haut-Brion Premier Grand Cru Classé 2008 R10,460.00
Château Haut-Brion Premier Grand Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Grand Cru Classé de Graves

Château La Mission Haut- Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2000 R17,900.00
Brion
Château La Mission Haut- Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2006 R11,412.00
Brion
Château Olivier Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2000 R990.00
Château Pape Clément Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2005 R3,644.00
Château Pape Clément Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Pape Clément Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2012 En Vieillissement
Château Smith Haut Grand Cru Classé de Graves 2003 R1,500.00

Lafitte
Pomerol
Appelation Pomerol Controlée
Château Clinet Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château La Clémence Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2001 R1,870.00
Château La Clémence Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2006 En Vieillissement
Château La Conseillante Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2008 R3,023.00
Château La Conseillante Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Château La Conseillante Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château La Croix du Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2000 R958.00

Casse
Château La Fleur de Gay Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2007 R1,320.00
Château La Fleur de Gay Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2012 R1,832.00
Château La Rose Figeac Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2009 R720.00
Château Le Bon Pasteur Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2007 R915.00
Château L'Evangile Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2000 R7,875.00
Château L'Evangile Appellation Pomerol Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château L'Evangile Appellation Pomerol Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Mazeyres Appelation Pomerol Controlée 1998 R526.00
Château Mazeyres Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2006 R878.00
Château Trotanoy Appelation Pomerol Controlée 1999 R2,825.00
Château Trotanoy Appellation Pomerol Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Clos l'Église Appelation Pomerol Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Clos René Appelation Pomerol Controlée 1994 R867.00
Le Pin Grand Vin 2012 En Vieillissement
Pétrus Grand Vin 2012 En Vieillissement
Saint-Émilion
Premier Cru Classé 'A'
Château Angelus Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1994 R2,010.00
Château Angelus Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Angelus Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Cheval Blanc Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2008 R11,415.00
Premier Grand Cru Classé 'B'

Château Beauséjour Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Figeac Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2000 R3,970.00
Château Figeac Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2008 R1,840.00
Château Figeac Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Château Figeac Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2012 En Vieillissement
Château Troplong Mondot Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2000 R4,200.00
Château Troplong Mondot Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Grand Cru Classé

Château Bellefont Belcier Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2005 R650.00
Château Bellefont Belcier Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2008 R660.00
Château Bellefont Belcier Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2009 R1,560.00
(1500ml)
Château Bellefont Belcier Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Cadet-Piola Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2000 R530.00
Château Cheval Noir Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2007 R547.00
Château Clos des Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1999 R725.00
Jacobins
Château Clos des Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2002 R542.00
Jacobins
Château Dassault Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2006 R785.00
Château Dassault Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 R1,784.00
Château Fleur Cardinale Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2007 R550.00
Château Fombrauge Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Grand - Mayne Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1995 R890.00
Château La Commanderie Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2002 R413.00
Château La Commanderie Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2003 R542.00
Château La Dominique Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1998 R1,950.00
Château La Dominique Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2009 R880.00
Château La Dominique Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château La Dominique Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Laroze Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Le Prieuré Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2009 R765.00
Château l' Arrosee Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1989 R950.00
Château Le Tertre- Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1995 R4,460.00

Rôteboeuf
Château Le Tertre- Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1996 R2,490.00
Rôteboeuf
Château Magdelaine Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2000 R2,720.00
Château Trianon Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2002 R310.00

(375ml)
Château Yon-Figeac Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 2000 R960.00
Cordier - Clos de Jacobins Appellation St Émilion Grand Cru Controlée 1995 R1,643.00
Saint-Estèphe
2nd Growth
Château Cos d'Estournel Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 1995 R4,190.00
Château Cos d'Estournel Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2006 En Vieillissement
Château Cos d'Estournel Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Château Montrose Grand Cru Classé 1995 R2,965.00
Château Montrose Grand Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
4th Growth
Château Lafon-Rochet Grand Cru Classé 1988 R1,214.00
Château Lafon-Rochet Grand Cru Classé 2001 R850.00
5th Growth
Château Cos Labory Grand Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement

Château de Pez Appellation St Estèphe Controlée (375ml) 2005 R350.00
Château Phélan Ségur Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2006 R1,068.00
Château Phélan Ségur Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2009 En Vieillissement
Château Phélan Ségur Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2010 En Vieillissement
Cru Bourgeois
Château Picard Appellation St Estèphe Controlée 2005 R615.50
Second Label
Château Calon-Ségur Marquis de Calon 2000 R590.00
Saint-Julien
2nd Growth
Château Ducru- Appellation St Julien Controlée 2002 R1,860.00
Beaucaillou
Château Léoville Las Appellation St Julien Controlée 1986 R6,610.00
Cases
Cases
Cases
Cases
Cases
Cases
Château Léoville Las Appellation St Julien Controlée 2008 En Vieillissement
Cases
Château Léoville Las Appellation St Julien Controlée 2011 En Vieillissement
Cases
Cru Bourgeois
Château Lalande-Borie Appellation St Julien Controlée 2005 R832.00
Superieur
AOC
Château Trincaud Grand Vin de Bordeaux 1992 R1,336.00
Noble Late Harvest

Barsac
1st Growth
Château Coutet Premier Cru Classé 2007 R998.00
Château Coutet Premier Cru Classé 2008 R935.00
Château Coutet Premier Cru Classé 2009 R1,495.00
Château Coutet Premier Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Coutet Premier Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
2nd Growth
Château Doisy-Daëne Grand Cru Classé 2001 R1,194.00
Château Doisy-Daëne Grand Cru Classé 2005 R808.00
Château Doisy-Daëne Grand Cru Classé 2006 R681.00
Château Doisy-Daëne Grand Cru Classé 2008 En Vieillissement
Château Doisy-Daëne l'Extravagant 2006 R10,335.00
Château Doisy-Daëne l'Extravagant (375ml) 2007 R4,160.00
Château Doisy-Daëne l'Extravagant 2010 En Vieillissement
Château Doisy-Daëne l'Extravagant (375ml) 2011 En Vieillissement
Sauternes
Premier Cru Supérieur
Château d' Yquem Lur Saluces (375ml) 1998 R9,000.00
Château d' Yquem Lur Saluces 2007 En Vieillissement
1st Growth
Château de Rayne- Premier Cru Classé 2006 R790.00
Vigneau
Château Guiraud Premier Cru Classé (375ml) 2005 R615.00
Château Guiraud Premier Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Château La Tour Blanche Premier Cru Classé (375ml) 2003 R850.00
Château La Tour Blanche Premier Cru Classé (375ml) 2005 R675.00
Château La Tour Blanche Premier Cru Classé 2007 En Vieillissement
Château Lafaurie- Premier Cru Classé 2005 R954.00

Peyraguey
Château Lafaurie- Premier Cru Classé 2006 R790.00
Peyraguey
Château Lafaurie- Premier Cru Classé 2007 R1,160.00
Peyraguey
Château Lafaurie- Premier Cru Classé 2010 En Vieillissement
Peyraguey
Château Lafaurie- Premier Cru Classé 2011 En Vieillissement
Peyraguey
Château Rabaud-Promis Premier Cru Classé 2007 R1,000.00
Château Rieussec Premier Cru Classé 1988 R2,340.00
Château Rieussec Premier Cru Classé 2006 R832.00
Château Rieussec Premier Cru Classé 2009 En Vieillissement
Château Sigalas Rabaud Premier Cru Classé 2005 R1,220.00
Château Sigalas Rabaud Premier Cru Classé 2006 En Vieillissement
Château Suduiraut Premier Cru Classé 1985 R1,070.00
Château Suduiraut Premier Cru Classé 2006 R975.00
Château Suduiraut Premier Cru Classé 2007 En Vieillissement
2nd Growth
Château de Malle Grand Cru Classé 2001 R1,180.00
Château de Myrat Grand Cru Classé 2003 R1,100.00
Château d’Arche Grand Cru Classé 1998 R744.00
Not Classified
Château de Fargues Lur Saluces 2002 R1,630.00
Château de Fargues Lur Saluces 2005 R1,790.00
Château de Fargues Lur Saluces 2007 En Vieillissement
Cordon Blanc Sauternes 2005 R342.00
D. Cordier Collection Sauternes 1987 R800.00

Privee
Sauvignon Blanc
Appellation Bordeaux
1st Growth
Château Margaux Pavillon Blanc 2010 R4,218.00
2nd Growth
Château Doisy-Daëne Grand Vin Sec 2008 R450.00
Appellation Bordeaux Supérieur

Premier Cru Supérieur
Château d' Yquem "Y" 2008 R1,716.00
White Blends
Pessac-Léognan
1st Growth
Château Haut-Brion Premier Grand Cru Classé Blanc 2007 R15,500.00

Château Carbonnieux Blanc 2010 R770.00
Château de Fieuzal Blanc 2011 R1,064.00
Château Pape Clément Blanc 2010 R3,100.00
Château Pape Clément Blanc 2012 R3,308.00
Domaine de Chevalier Blanc 2009 R1,650.00
Domaine de Chevalier Blanc 2011 R2,230.00
France
Burgundy
Aligoté Doré
Bouzeron
Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée
Domaine A&P de Villaine Bouzeron 2011 R384.00
Chardonnay
Aloxe-Corton
Grand Cru
Bouchard Père et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2011 R3,300.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Bonneau du Corton Charlemagne 1991 R2,190.00

Martray
Martray
Martray
Domaine Bonneau du Corton Charlemagne 2009 En Vieillissement
Martray
Martray
Martray
Martray
Domaine Jacques Prieur Corton Charlemagne 2009 R3,130.00
Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne (375ml) 1998 R545.00
Maison Moillard Corton Charlemagne 2003 R840.00
Maison Moillard Corton Charlemagne 2005 R840.00
Bourgogne
Domaine Henri Boillot Bourgogne Blanc 2012 R560.00
Regional
Louis Latour Le Bourgogne 2003 R210.00
Chablis
Premier Cru
Domaine François Chablis Montée de Tonnerre 2011 R1,300.00
Raveneau
William Fevre Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume 2011 R790.00
Village
Domaine François Chablis 2011 R790.00
Raveneau
Regional
William Fevre Appellation Chablis Contrôlée 2012 R390.00
Chassagne-Montrachet
Premier Cru
Domaine Jean-Claude Blanchot-Dessus 2009 R1,350.00
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Blanchot-Dessus 2012 En Vieillissement
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude La Boudriotte 2009 R950.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude La Boudriotte 2010 R990.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude La Boudriotte 2011 R1,300.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude La Boudriotte 2012 En Vieillissement
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Enséignères 2009 R760.00
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Enséignères 2012 En Vieillissement
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Marc Morey et Les Caillerets 2011 R1,590.00
Fils
Domaine Pierre Yves Les Chenevottes 2013 En Vieillissement
Colin-Morey
AOC
Domaine Marc Morey et Chassagne-Montrachet 2009 R750.00
Fils
Fils
Fils
Domaine Marc Morey et Rully Blanc 2011 R595.00
Fils
Domaine Marc Morey et Rully Blanc 2012 R692.00
Fils
Côte de Nuits
Regional
Domaine Comte Georges Bourgogne Blanc 2009 R2,590.00
de Vogüé
Givry
Premier Cru
Domaine du Gardin- Clos Salomon 1er Cru La Grande Berge 2012 R1,000.00
Perrotto
Meursault
Premier Cru
Château de Puligny- Les Poruzots 2010 En Vieillissement
Montrachet
Château de Puligny- Les Poruzots 2012 En Vieillissement
Montrachet
Domaine des Comtes Clos de la Barre 2011 R1,790.00
Lafon
Domaine des Comtes Clos de la Barre 2012 En Vieillissement
Lafon
Domaine Guy Roulot Clos des Bouchères 2009 R1,990.00
Domaine Guy Roulot Clos des Bouchères 2010 R2,390.00
Domaine Guy Roulot Clos des Bouchères 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Guy Roulot Clos des Bouchères 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jacques Prieur Meursault Perrières 2010 R2,400.00
Domaine Marquis Les Santenots 2007 R1,050.00

d'Angerville
d'Angerville
d'Angerville
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Les Santenots 2011 En Vieillissement
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Les Santenots 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Angerville
Maison Joseph Drouhin Meursault Perrières 2008 R930.00
Village
Bouchard Père et Fils Meursault Les Clous 2008 R570.00
Domaine des Comtes Meursault (1500ml) 2012 R3,320.00

Lafon
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Meix Chavaux 2009 R1,050.00
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Meix Chavaux 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Tessons Clos de Mon Plaisir 2009 R1,350.00
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Tessons Clos de Mon Plaisir 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Vireuils 2009 R1,050.00
Domaine Guy Roulot Les Vireuils 2012 En Vieillissement
Maison Joseph Drouhin Meursault 2007 R787.00
Montagny
Premier Cru
Louis Latour Montagny La Grande Roche 2009 R330.00
Morey-St-Denis
Premier Cru
Domaine Dujac Les Monts-Luisants 2009 R990.00
Domaine Dujac Les Monts-Luisants 2010 R1,190.00
Domaine Dujac Les Monts-Luisants 2011 En Vieillissement
Nuits St. Georges

Premier Cru
Domaine Jacques Clos de la Maréchale Blanc 2009 R1,120.00
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Clos de la Maréchale Blanc 2010 En Vieillissement
Frédéric Mugnier
Pouilly-Fuissé
Village
Hospices de Beaune Cuvée Francoise Poisard 2002 R704.00
Puligny-Montrachet
Grand Cru
Bouchard Père et Fils Chevalier-Montrachet 2008 R3,380.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Chevalier-Montrachet 2011 En Vieillissement
Bouchard Père et Fils Chevalier-Montrachet 2012 En Vieillissement
Bouchard Père et Fils Chevalier-Montrachet La Cabotte 2007 R5,700.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Montrachet 2007 R6,300.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Montrachet 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine de Montille Chevalier-Montrachet Blanc 2007 R7,084.00
Premier Cru
Domaine de la Pousse Les Cailleret 2011 R1,925.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Les Cailleret 2012 R1,852.00
d'Or
Domaine Henri Boillot Clos de La Mouchère Monopole 2011 R1,330.00
Domaine Henri Boillot Clos de La Mouchère Monopole 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Henri Boillot Clos de La Mouchère Monopole 2013 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jacques Prieur Les Combettes 2008 R1,665.00
Domaine Jacques Prieur Les Combettes 2009 R1,700.00
Village
Château de Puligny- Le Clos du Château Bourgogne Blanc 2010 R870.00
Montrachet
Château de Puligny- Puligny-Montrachet Blanc 2011 R1,390.00

Montrachet
Château de Puligny- Puligny-Montrachet Blanc 2012 R1,520.00
Montrachet
Domaine Chavy-Chouet Les Enseignères 2012 R1,260.00
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Aubues 2010 R790.00

Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Aubues 2011 R990.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Aubues 2012 R1,100.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Puligny-Montrachet 2009 R770.00

Bachelet et Fils
Saint-Aubin
Premier Cru
Domaine Jean-Claude Le Charmois 2011 R750.00
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Le Charmois 2012 En Vieillissement
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Murgers des Dents de Chiens 2009 R700.00
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Jean-Claude Les Murgers des Dents de Chiens 2012 En Vieillissement
Bachelet et Fils
Domaine Pierre Yves Les Champlots 2012 R990.00
Colin-Morey
Domaine Pierre Yves Les Champlots 2013 En Vieillissement
Colin-Morey
Domaine Pierre Yves Saint-Aubin En Remilly 2009 R590.00
Colin-Morey
Colin-Morey
Colin-Morey
Colin-Morey
Domaine Pierre Yves Saint-Aubin En Remilly 2013 En Vieillissement
Colin-Morey
Gamay
Beaujolais
Grand Cru
Domaine Jean Foillard Morgon Cuvée Corcelette 2012 R1,070.00
Village
Villa Ponciago Beaujolais-Villages 2012 R270.00
Pinot Noir
Aloxe-Corton
Grand Cru
Domaine de la Pousse Bressandes 2010 R1,015.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Bressandes 2011 R1,880.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Bressandes 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos du Roi 2010 R1,015.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos du Roi 2011 R1,880.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos du Roi 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Beaune
Grand Cru
Domaine Bonneau du Corton 2010 En Vieillissement
Martray
Premier Cru
Bouchard Père et Fils Grèves Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus 2008 R1,380.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Grèves Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus 2009 R1,380.00
Bouchard Père et Fils Grèves Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus 2010 En Vieillissement
Bouchard Père et Fils Grèves Vigne de l'Enfant Jesus (1500ml) 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine de Montille Les Perrieres 2007 R855.00
Domaine de Montille Les Sizies 2011 R1,190.00
Domaine de Montille Les Sizies 2012 En Vieillissement
Hospices de Beaune Cuvée Guigone de Salins 2005 R1,590.00
Bourgogne
Village
Domaine Robert Groffier Bourgogne 2012 R790.00
Chambolle-Musigny
Grand Cru
Domaine Comte Georges Bonnes-Mares 1996 R4,900.00
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Bonnes-Mares 2009 R5,900.00
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Bonnes-Mares 2010 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
de Vogüé
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Musigny Vieilles Vignes 2009 R7,900.00
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Musigny Vieilles Vignes 2010 R8,300.00
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Musigny Vieilles Vignes 2011 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Musigny Vieilles Vignes (1500ml) 2011 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Musigny Vieilles Vignes 2012 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
Domaine Jacques Musigny 2009 R7,500.00
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Musigny 2010 R7,990.00
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Musigny 2011 En Vieillissement
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Musigny 2012 En Vieillissement
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Prieur Musigny 2007 R4,500.00
Domaine Jacques Prieur Musigny 2009 En Vieillissement
Premier Cru
Domaine Comte Georges Chambolle-Musigny 2009 R2,590.00
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Chambolle-Musigny 2010 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
Domaine Comte Georges Chambolle-Musigny 2011 En Vieillissement
de Vogüé
Domaine de la Pousse Les Charmes 2010 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine Dujac Les Gruenchers 2009 R1,990.00
Domaine Dujac Les Gruenchers 2010 R2,300.00
Domaine Dujac Les Gruenchers 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Les Gruenchers 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Aux Échanges 2011 R1,900.00
Domaine Fourrier Aux Échanges 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Groffier Les Sentiers 2012 En Vieillissement
Village
Domaine Dujac Chambolle-Musigny 2009 R850.00
Domaine Jacques Chambolle-Musigny 2009 R1,230.00

Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Chambolle-Musigny 2010 En Vieillissement
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jean Grivot La Combe d'Orveau 2009 R1,190.00
Domaine Jean Grivot La Combe d'Orveau 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot La Combe d'Orveau 2012 En Vieillissement
Chassagne-Montrachet
Village
Maison Joseph Drouhin Chassagne-Montrachet 2008 R660.00
Côte Chalonnaise
Domaine A&P de Villaine La Digoine 2012 R700.00
Domaine A&P de Villaine La Digoine 2013 R700.00
Côte de Beaune
Premier Cru
Domaine de la Pousse Clos Tavannes 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Côte de Nuits
Village
Domaine Berthaut Côte de Nuits Villages 2011 R348.00
Fixin
Village
Domaine Berthaut Fixin 2011 R428.00
Domaine Berthaut Fixin Les Crais 2007 R580.00
Gevrey-Chambertin
Grand Cru
Domaine Armand Chambertin 2011 R7,500.00
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Chambertin 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Chambertin Clos de Bèze 2011 R7,500.00
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Chambertin Clos de Bèze 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Charmes-Chambertin 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Clos des Ruchottes 2011 R4,590.00
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Clos des Ruchottes 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Fourrier Aux Echézeaux 2011 R3,700.00
Domaine Fourrier Aux Echézeaux 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Clos Vougeot 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Trapet Père & Chambertin 2007 R2,990.00

Fils
Fils
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Chambertin 2010 En Vieillissement
Fils
Fils
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Chapelle-Chambertin 2008 R1,990.00
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Chapelle-Chambertin 2009 R2,510.00
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Chapelle-Chambertin 2010 En Vieillissement
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Chapelle-Chambertin 2011 En Vieillissement
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Latricières-Chambertin 2007 R1,990.00
Fils
Fils
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Latricières-Chambertin 2010 En Vieillissement
Fils
Fils
Fils
Patriarche Père et Fils Charmes-Chambertin 2000 R1,085.00
Patriarche Père et Fils Clos de la Roche 1992 R885.00
Premier Cru
Domaine Armand Clos St. Jacques 2011 R5,000.00
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Clos St. Jacques 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Lavaux St. Jacques 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Berthaut Les Cazetiers 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Clos St. Jacques 2011 R3,300.00
Domaine Fourrier Clos St. Jacques 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Combes Aux Moines 2011 R1,990.00
Domaine Fourrier Combes Aux Moines 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Les Cherbaudes 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Les Goulots 2011 R1,700.00
Domaine Fourrier Les Goulots 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin Alea 2010 En Vieillissement

Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin Capita 2008 R1,450.00
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin Capita 2009 En Vieillissement
Fils
Village
Bouchard Père et Fils Gevrey-Chambertin 2008 R570.00
Domaine Armand Gevrey-Chambertin 2010 R1,560.00

Rousseau
Domaine Armand Gevrey-Chambertin 2011 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Armand Gevrey-Chambertin 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Berthaut Clos des Chezeaux 2007 R708.00
Domaine Berthaut Gevrey-Chambertin 2009 R650.00
Domaine Berthaut Gevrey-Chambertin 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Fils et Père 2009 R700.00
Domaine Dujac Fils et Père 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Gevrey-Chambertin Vieille Vigne 2009 R790.00
Domaine Fourrier Gevrey-Chambertin Vieille Vigne 2010 R850.00
Domaine Fourrier Gevrey-Chambertin Vieille Vigne 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Gevrey-Chambertin Vieille Vigne 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Groffier Les Seuvrées 2012 R1,590.00
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin 2006 R992.00

Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin Ostrea 2011 En Vieillissement
Fils
Domaine Trapet Père & Gevrey-Chambertin Ostrea 2012 En Vieillissement
Fils
Givry
Premier Cru
Domaine du Gardin- Clos Salomon Monopole 1er Cru 2012 En Vieillissement
Perrotto
Morey-St-Denis
Grand Cru
Clos de Tart Grand Cru Monopole 2010 R6,900.00
Clos de Tart Grand Cru Monopole 2011 En Vieillissement
Clos de Tart Grand Cru Monopole 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Armand Clos de la Roche 2011 R3,990.00

Rousseau
Domaine Armand Clos de la Roche 2012 En Vieillissement
Rousseau
Domaine Dujac Clos de la Roche 2009 R3,900.00
Domaine Dujac Clos de la Roche 2010 R3,900.00
Domaine Dujac Clos de la Roche 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Clos de la Roche 2012 En Vieillissement
Village
Domaine Dujac Morey-St-Denis Rouge 2009 R850.00
Nuits St. Georges

Premier Cru
Bertrand Ambroise Les Vaucrains 2008 R1,220.00
Château de Puligny- Clos des Grandes Vignes 2009 R990.00

Montrachet
Château de Puligny- Clos des Grandes Vignes 2010 En Vieillissement
Montrachet
Domaine Jacques Clos de la Maréchale 2008 R1,075.00
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Clos de la Maréchale 2009 R1,390.00
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jacques Clos de la Maréchale 2010 En Vieillissement
Frédéric Mugnier
Frédéric Mugnier
Frédéric Mugnier
Domaine Jean Grivot Aux Boudots 2007 R1,720.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Aux Boudots 2009 R2,390.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Aux Boudots 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot Aux Boudots 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Pruliers 2008 R1,730.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Pruliers 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Chaignots 2006 R1,390.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Pruliers 2007 R970.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Pruliers 2009 R1,050.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Pruliers 2010 R1,170.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Pruliers 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Pruliers 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Roncières 2009 R1,050.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Roncières 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Saint-Georges 2010 R1,450.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Saint-Georges 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Vaucrains 2008 R1,150.00
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Vaucrains 2009 En Vieillissement
Domaine Robert Chevillon Les Vaucrains 2010 En Vieillissement
Village
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Charmois 2008 R1,025.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Charmois 2009 R1,130.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Charmois 2010 En Vieillissement
Pommard
Premier Cru
Domaine Marquis Combes Dessus 2007 R969.00
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Combes Dessus 2008 R960.00
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Combes Dessus 2009 R1,050.00
d'Angerville
d'Angerville
d'Angerville
Savigny-les-Beaune
Premier Cru
Bouchard Père et Fils Les Lavieres 2005 R672.50
Volnay
Premier Cru
Domaine de la Pousse Clos de la Bousse d'Or 2010 R950.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos de la Bousse d'Or 2011 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos de la Bousse d'Or 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse Clos des 60 Ouvrées 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse En Caillerets 2010 R845.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse En Caillerets 2011 R1,400.00
d'Or
Domaine de la Pousse En Caillerets 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Or
Domaine Marquis Caillerets 2010 R1,490.00
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Caillerets 2011 En Vieillissement
d'Angerville
Domaine Marquis Caillerets 2012 En Vieillissement
d'Angerville
Louis Latour Les Mitans 2002 R850.00
Village
Domaine Michel Lafarge Volnay 2007 R741.00
Vosne-Romanée
Grand Cru
Domaine de la Romanée- Romanée St. Vivant 2009 En Vieillissement
Conti
Conti
Conti
Domaine Dujac Echézeaux 2009 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jacques Prieur Echézeaux 2009 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot Echézeaux 2007 R2,500.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Echézeaux 2008 En Vieillissement
Premier Cru
Alain Hudelot-Noellat Vosne-Romanée 2008 R798.00
Domaine de la Romanée- Cuvée Duvault-Blochet 2008 R6,700.00

Conti
Domaine de la Romanée- Cuvée Duvault-Blochet 2009 En Vieillissement
Conti
Domaine Dujac Aux Malconsorts 2009 R3,700.00
Domaine Dujac Aux Malconsorts 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Aux Malconsorts 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Les Beaux Monts 2009 R1,990.00
Domaine Dujac Les Beaux Monts 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine Dujac Les Beaux Monts 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Chaumes 2009 R1,980.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Chaumes 2010 En Vieillissement
Village
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Bossières 2007 R930.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Bossières 2008 R990.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Bossières 2009 R1,190.00
Domaine Jean Grivot Les Bossières 2010 En Vieillissement
Vougeot
Grand Cru
Bouchard Père et Fils Clos de Vougeot 2011 En Vieillissement
Bouchard Père et Fils Clos de Vougeot 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Fourrier Clos Vougeot 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Jean Grivot Clos de Vougeot 2008 R2,100.00
Patriarche Père et Fils Clos de Vougeot 1999 R975.00
Red Blends
Bourgogne
Domaine Robert Chevillon Bourgogne Passetoutgrain 2011 R320.00
Sparkling Wine
Nuits St. Georges
Louis Bouillot Crémant de Bourgogne Grande Réserve Brut Nv R442.00
France
Champagne
Montagne de Reims
Ambonnay
Egly-Ouriet Blanc de Noirs Les Crayeres Vieilles Vignes Nv R2,194.00
Grand Cru
Egly-Ouriet Brut Les Vignes de Vrigny Nv R774.00
Egly-Ouriet Brut Rosé Grand Cru Nv R1,295.00
Egly-Ouriet Brut Tradition Grand Cru Nv R977.00
Egly-Ouriet Grand Cru Brut Millésime 2005 R1,903.00
Egly-Ouriet Grand Cru Brut Millésimé (1500ml) 2002 R5,234.00
Egly-Ouriet Grand Cru V.P. Extra Brut Nv R1,295.00

(Vieillissement Prolongé)
Bouzy
Paul Bara Brut Grand Rosé Nv R607.00
Paul Bara Brut Millésime 2006 R693.00
Paul Bara Brut Millésime (1500ml) 2004 R1,563.00
Paul Bara Brut Réserve Nv R539.00
Paul Bara Comtesse Marie de France 2004 R1,253.00
Paul Bara Cuvée Spécial Club 2004 R957.00
Écueil
Nicolas Maillart Brut Rosé Grand Cru Nv R864.00
Nicolas Maillart Francs de Pied Extra Brut Premier Cru 2005 R2,038.00
Nicolas Maillart Francs de Pied Extra Brut Premier Cru 2007 R1,600.00
Nicolas Maillart Les Chaillots Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs 2004 R1,370.00
Ludes
Bérêche et Fils Brut Réserve Nv R530.00
Bérêche et Fils Côte des Blancs Mesnil-sur-Oger Extra Brut 1999 R2,568.00
(1500ml)
Bérêche et Fils Les Beaux Regards Brut Nature Nv R933.00
Bérêche et Fils Montagne Brut Millésimé Blanc de Blancs 2006 R1,172.00

Grand Cru
Bérêche et Fils Raphaël et Vincent Bérêche Cru Sélectionnés 2008 R830.00
Extra Brut Premier Cru
Bérêche et Fils Vallée de la Marne Rive Gauche Nv R933.00
Reims
Barons de Rothschild Blanc de Blancs Nv R1,050.00
Barons de Rothschild Brut Nv R760.00
Barons de Rothschild Brut Rosé Nv R1,050.00
Charles Heidsieck Blanc des Millénaires 1995 R2,742.00
Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve Nv R726.00
Charles Heidsieck Brut Réserve (1500ml) Nv R1,762.00
Charles Heidsieck Rosé Millésime 1999 R1,516.00
Charles Heidsieck Rosé Réserve Nv R903.00
Jacquart Blanc de Blancs 2006 R960.00
Jacquart Brut Mosaïque Nv R640.00
Jacquart Extra Brut Nv R800.00
Krug Brut Millésime 2000 R5,990.00
Krug Brut Rosé Nv R6,700.00
Krug Clos du Mesnil 2003 R17,000.00
Krug Clos d'Ambonnay 1995 R48,000.00
Krug Collection 1989 R12,000.00
Krug Grande Cuvée Nv R4,500.00
Louis Roederer Brut Millésime 2005 R1,590.00
Louis Roederer Brut Millésime Blanc de Blancs 2005 R1,680.00
Louis Roederer Brut Millésime Rosé 2006 R1,390.00
Louis Roederer Cristal Brut Millésimé 2006 R6,590.00
Montaudon Réserve Brut Premiere Nv R725.00
Palmer Blanc de Blancs 2008 R1,120.00
Palmer Brut Réserve Nv R756.00
Palmer Brut Rosé Nv R916.00
Piper-Heidsieck Brut Nv R700.00
Pommery Apanage Brut Rosé Nv R930.00
Pommery Brut Rosé Nv R990.00
Pommery Brut Royal Nv R750.00
Pommery Brut Royal (375ml) Nv R400.00
Pommery Cuvée Louise 1999 R2,390.00
Pommery Wintertime Blanc de Noirs Nv R790.00
Veuve Clicquot Brut Millésime 2002 R1,680.00
Villers-Marmery
Arnaud Margaine Cuvée Spécial Club 2008 En Vieillissement
Vallée de la Marne
Aÿ
Ayala Brut Majeur Nv R630.00
Ayala Rosé Majeur Nv R1,025.00
Bollinger Grande Année 1999 R2,490.00
Bollinger Grande Année 2004 R5,500.00
Bollinger R.D. Extra Brut 2002 R3,920.00
Bollinger Rosé Nv R1,630.00
Bollinger Special Cuvée Nv R1,050.00
Gaston Chiquet Blanc de Blancs d'Aÿ Grand Cru Nv R852.00
Gosset Brut Excellence Nv R940.00
Gosset Brut Grande Blanc de Blancs Nv R1,430.00
Gosset Brut Grande Réserve Nv R1,185.00
Gosset Brut Grande Rosé Nv R1,350.00
Gosset-Brabant Brut Nature Réserve Grand Cru Nv R620.00
Gosset-Brabant Brut Réserve Grand Cru Nv R610.00
Gosset-Brabant Brut Réserve Grand Cru (1500ml) Nv R1,250.00
Gosset-Brabant Brut Rosé Premier Cru Nv R600.00
Gosset-Brabant Brut Tradition Premier Cru Nv R530.00
Gosset-Brabant Cuvée Gabriel Grand Cru 1995 R2,120.00
Gosset-Brabant Cuvée Gabriel Grand Cru 2004 R862.00
Gosset-Brabant Cuvée Gabriel Grand Cru 2006 R892.00
Gosset-Brabant Noirs d'Aÿ Brut Grand Cru Nv R1,055.00
Chavot
Laherte Frères 'Les 7' Extra Brut Nv R1,610.00
Cuisles
Moussé Fils Cuvée Brut Rosé Nv R540.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Millésime Blanc de Noirs 2008 R590.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Millésime Blanc de Noirs 2009 R660.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Noire Réserve Nv R520.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Opale Blanc de Blancs Nv R608.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Or Tradition Nv R480.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Or Tradition (1500ml) Nv R1,120.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Spécial Club 2008 R795.00
Moussé Fils Cuvée Spécial Club 2009 R896.00
Dizy
Jacquesson & Fils Avize Brut Grand Cru Récolte 2000 R1,020.00
Jacquesson & Fils Brut Cuvée no. 736 Nv R900.00
Jacquesson & Fils Brut Millésime 2000 R1,600.00
Épernay
De Venoge Brut Blanc de Blancs Boite Métal 2004 R1,148.00
De Venoge Brut Blanc de Noirs Nv R890.00
De Venoge Brut Blanc de Noirs Boite Métal Nv R996.00
De Venoge Brut Rosé Nv R890.00
De Venoge Cordon Bleu Brut Millésime 1988 R6,475.00
De Venoge Cordon Bleu Brut Millésime Boite Métal 2000 R1,148.00
De Venoge Cordon Bleu Demi-Sec Nv R720.00
De Venoge Cordon Bleu Extra Brut Nv R890.00
De Venoge Grand Vin des Princes 1990 R6,900.00
De Venoge Le Vin Du Paradis Nv R890.00
De Venoge Louis XV Brut Millésime 1996 R2,835.00
De Venoge Réserve Blanc de Noirs Nv R890.00
De Venoge Réserve Blanc de Noirs en etui Nv R910.00
Moët & Chandon Dom Pérignon Brut Millésime 1999 R4,800.00
Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2003 R1,100.00
Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut Nv R735.00
Pol Roger Cuvée Sir Winston Churchill 1998 R2,700.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Blanc de Blancs 2002 R1,240.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Blanc de Blancs 2004 R790.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Brut 2002 R1,030.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Brut Rosé 2004 R1,190.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Pure Nv R1,190.00
Pol Roger Extra Cuvée de Réserve Rich Nv R990.00
Mareuil-sur-Aÿ
Billecart-Salmon Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 1998 R1,410.00
Billecart-Salmon Brut Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru 1999 R2,300.00
Billecart-Salmon Brut Réserve Nv R910.00
Billecart-Salmon Brut Réserve (375ml) Nv R430.00
Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé Nv R1,282.00
Billecart-Salmon Cuvée Elisabeth Salmon Brut Rosé 2000 R2,995.00
Billecart-Salmon Cuvée Le Clos Saint Hilaire 1998 R7,486.00
Billecart-Salmon Cuvée Nicolas François 1998 R1,955.00
Neuville-aux-Larris
Dominique Boulard Brut Réserve (1500ml) Nv R950.00
Dominique Boulard Cuvée Blanc de Blancs Nv R455.00
Dominique Boulard Cuvée Grand Cru Mailly-Champagne Nv R515.00
Dominique Boulard Cuvée Millésime Singularis 1997 R2,560.00
Dominique Boulard Cuvée Millésime Singularis 2004 R1,140.00
Dominique Boulard Cuvée Tradition Nv R545.00
Tours-sur-Marne
Laurent-Perrier Brut Nv R730.00
Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Brut Rosé Nv R1,335.00
Laurent-Perrier Demi-Sec Nv R640.00
Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle Alexandra Brut Rosé 1998 R4,625.00
Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle La Cuvée Brut Nv R2,285.00
Villers-sous-Châtillon
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée 1809 Nv R800.00
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Brut Origin Nv R415.00
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Brut Origin (1500ml) Nv R796.00
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Louis Victor Nv R520.00
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Millésime 2005 R464.00
Amaury Coutelas Elixir Brut Rosé Nv R435.00
Côte des Blancs

Avize
Franck Bonville Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R560.00
Franck Bonville Brut Rosé Nv R605.00
Franck Bonville Cuvée Camille Bonville Blanc de Blancs Nv R524.00
Franck Bonville Cuvée Camille Bonville Rosé Nv R576.00
Franck Bonville Demi-Sec Blanc de Blancs Nv R560.00
Franck Bonville Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R682.00
Franck Bonville Les Belles Voyes Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R1,170.00
Franck Bonville Les Belles Voyes Brut Blanc de Blancs (1500ml) Nv R2,440.00
Franck Bonville Millésime Blanc de Blancs 2009 R623.00
Franck Bonville Millésime Blanc de Blancs (1500ml) 2008 R1,276.00
Franck Bonville Prestige Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R605.00
Chouilly
Pierre Legras Brut (1500ml) Nv R1,030.00
Pierre Legras Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R500.00
Pierre Legras Brut Millésime 2002 R721.00
Pierre Legras Brut Millésime 2004 R862.00
Pierre Legras Brut Millésime Blanc de Blancs 2006 R788.00
Pierre Legras Cuvée Spéciale Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R614.00
Pierre Legras Cuvée Spéciale Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R660.00
Pierre Legras Harcourt Cuvée Spéciale Brut Blanc de Blancs 2004 R850.00
Vazart-Coquart Brut Réserve Blanc de Blancs Nv R485.00
Vazart-Coquart Brut Rosé Nv R550.00
Vazart-Coquart Brut Zéro Blanc de Blancs Nv R846.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Camille Nv R516.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Grand Bouquet Blanc de Blancs 1986 R2,300.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Grand Bouquet Blanc de Blancs 2007 R720.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Grand Bouquet Blanc de Blancs 2009 R784.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Grand Bouquet Blanc de Blancs (1500ml) 2006 R1,565.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Spécial Club 2006 R890.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Spécial Club 2007 R970.00
Vazart-Coquart Cuvée Spécial Foie Gras Blanc de Blancs Sec Nv R1,080.00
Vazart-Coquart Demi-Sec Blanc de Blancs Nv R532.00
Vazart-Coquart Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R585.00
Cramant
Diebolt-Vallois Cuvée Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R470.00
Diebolt-Vallois Cuvée Brut Millésime Blanc de Blancs 2006 R620.00
Diebolt-Vallois Cuvée Brut Prestige Blanc de Blancs Nv R585.00
Diebolt-Vallois Cuvée Brut Rosé Nv R520.00
Diebolt-Vallois Cuvée Brut Tradition Nv R460.00
Diebolt-Vallois Fleur de Passion Blanc de Blancs 1996 R3,270.00
Cuis
Pierre Gimonnet et Fils Cuvée Spécial Club 2005 R1,148.00
Pierre Gimonnet et Fils Fleuron Blanc de Blancs 2006 R865.00
Pierre Gimonnet et Fils Gastronome Blanc de Blancs 2008 R770.00
Mesnil-sur-Oger
Claude Cazals Carte d'Or Grand Cru Nv R550.00
Claude Cazals Carte d'Or Grand Cru (1500ml) Nv R1,190.00
Claude Cazals Cuvée Rosée Brut Grand Cru Nv R752.00
Claude Cazals Cuvée Vive Grand Cru Extra Brut Nv R650.00
Claude Cazals Cuvée Vive Grand Cru Extra Brut (1500ml) Nv R1,256.00
Claude Cazals La Chapelle du Clos Grand Cru Nv R1,190.00
Claude Cazals La Chapelle du Clos Grand Cru (1500ml) Nv R2,702.00
Claude Cazals Le Clos Cazals Grand Cru 2004 R1,626.00
Claude Cazals Le Clos Cazals Grand Cru (1500ml) 2002 R3,644.00
Claude Cazals Millésime Grand Cru 2008 R820.00
Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru Nv R620.00
Le Mesnil Cuvée Prestige 2004 R880.00
Pierre Péters Cuvée de Réserve Nv R990.00
Pierre Péters Cuvée Extra Brut Nv R900.00
Pierre Péters Cuvée Millésime L’Esprit 2008 R1,700.00
Pierre Péters Cuvée Spéciale Le Chetillons 2005 R2,000.00
Salon Brut Blanc de Blancs 1997 R4,340.00
Salon Brut Blanc de Blancs 1999 R5,000.00
Salon Brut Blanc de Blancs 2002 En Vieillissement
Vértus
Larmandier-Bernier Rosé de Saignée Extra Brut Premier Cru Nv R960.00
Larmandier-Bernier Vieille Vigne de Cramant Extra-Brut Grand Cru 2005 R1,190.00
Côte des Bar

Avirey-Lingey
Dosnon & Lepage Récolte Rosé Nv R698.00
Urville
Drappier Brut Millésime Exception 2004 R595.00
Drappier Brut Nature André et Michel Nv R610.00
Drappier Brut Rosé Nv R564.00
Drappier Carte d'Or Demi-Sec Nv R450.00
Drappier Cuvée Charles de Gaulle Nv R720.00
Drappier Cuvée Signature Blanc de Blancs Nv R570.00
Drappier Quattuor IV Blanc de Blancs Nv R1,050.00
France
Languedoc - Roussillon
Roussillon
Fortified Wines
Signal Hill Le Signal Muscat de Rivesaltes 2005 R160.00
Red Blends
Château Auzias Cuvée Mademoiselle 2001 R156.00
Domaine Grier Galamus 2006 R140.00
Domaine Grier L' Aqueduc 2006 R110.00
Domaine Grier Odyssea 2009 R155.00
Rosé
Domaine Grier Vin de Pays des Côtes Catalanes Rosé 2011 R120.00
Shiraz
Domaine Borie de Maurel Cuvée Sylla 2001 R566.00
Domaine Capion Syrah Vin de Pays 1994 R150.00
Labeye Les Celliers de Merinville Septombres 2002 R322.00
Labeye Vin de Pays D'Oc Syrah 2011 R206.00

Labeye Vin de Pays d'Oc Grenache / Syrah 2011 R206.00
Sparkling Wine
Domaine Grier Brut Méthode Traditionelle Nv R300.00
Syrah
Maison Delas Frères Vins de Pays de l’Ardèche Syrah 2012 R102.00
Maison Delas Frères Vins de Pays de l’Ardèche Syrah 2014 En Vieillissement
Viognier
Labeye Vin de Pays d'Oc Viognier 2010 R215.00
Maison Delas Frères Vin de Pays d'Oc Viognier 2012 R122.00
Maison Delas Frères Vin de Pays d'Oc Viognier 2014 R128.00
White Blends
Domaine Capion Apollonia Vin de Pays 2002 R125.00
France
Loire Valley
Cabernet Franc
Anjou-Saumur
Domaine des Roches Saumur-Champigny 2013 R575.00
Neuves
Chinon
Domaine Breton Chinon Beaumont 2011 R610.00
Chardonnay
Pouilly-sur-Loire
Alphonse Mellot Les Penitents Chardonnay 2010 R274.00
Chenin Blanc
Anjou-Saumur
Domaine des Roches Cuvée L'insolite 2013 R887.00
Neuves
Moulin Touchais Coteaux du Layon 1990 R587.00
Moulin Touchais Coteaux du Layon 1992 R430.00
Savennières
Domaine du Closel Savennières Clos du Papillon 2002 R266.00
Domaine du Closel Savennières la Jalousie 2002 R228.00
Domaine du Closel Savennières Les Caillardières 2003 R228.00
Vouvray
Château Gaudrelle Le Sec de Château Gaudrelle 2010 R235.00
Château Gaudrelle Vouvray Sec 2007 R206.00
Château Gaudrelle Vouvray Sec Tendre 2010 R180.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Cuvée de Silex 2012 R180.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Cuvée de Silex 2013 R220.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Le Marigny Sec 2010 R193.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Sec 2006 R228.00
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Demi Sec 2001 R760.00

l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Sec 2011 R363.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Sec 2012 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Demi-Sec 2002 R748.00
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Sec 1992 R440.00
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Demi-Sec 1999 R758.00
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Sec 2011 R363.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Sec 2012 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Sec 2013 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Marc Bredif Réserve Priveé Vigne Blanche 1997 R347.00
Marc Bredif Vouvray 2003 R390.00
Marc Bredif Vouvray Grande Année 1986 R400.00
Natural Sweet Wine

Sancerre
Domaine Lucien Crochet Vendange du 10 Octobre 2006 R690.00
Vouvray
Domaine des Aubuisières Cuvée Alexandre Moelleux 2003 R649.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Cuvée Alexandre Moelleux 2009 R483.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Le Marigny Moelleux 2003 R537.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Le Plan de Jean Moelleux 2011 R226.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Demi-Sec 2003 R285.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Moelleux 1999 R265.00
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Moelleux 2003 R710.00

l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Moelleux 1990 R1,950.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Moelleux 2008 R470.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Haut Lieu Moelleux 2009 R391.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Moelleux 2003 R545.00
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Noble Late Harvest

Vouvray
Château Gaudrelle Réserve Personnelle (375ml) 2009 R323.00
Château Gaudrelle Réserve Spéciale Moelleux 2010 R147.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Moelleux Goutte d'Or 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Moelleux Reserve 1989 R1,630.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Vouvray Moelleux Reserve 2009 R720.00
Domaine Huet Cuvée Constance Moelleux (500ml) 2002 R2,475.00

l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Cuvée Constance Moelleux (500ml) 2003 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Cuvée Constance Moelleux (500ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Moelleux 1ère Trie 2006 R720.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Clos du Bourg Moelleux 1ère Trie 2008 R710.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Moelleux 1ere Trie 2008 R748.00
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Moelleux 1ere Trie 2010 En Vieillissement
l'Enchansonne
Domaine Huet Le Mont Moelleux 1ere Trie 2011 R945.00
l'Enchansonne
Pinot Noir
Pouilly-sur-Loire
Alphonse Mellot Les Penitents Pinot Noir 2012 R388.00
Sancerre
Alphonse Mellot En Grands Champs Rouge 2010 R871.00
Alphonse Mellot En Grands Champs Rouge (1500ml) 2009 R2,465.00
Alphonse Mellot Génération XIX Rouge 2010 R2,112.00
Alphonse Mellot Génération XIX Rouge (1500ml) 2011 R2,840.00
Alphonse Mellot La Demoiselle Rouge (1500ml) 2010 R2,160.00
Alphonse Mellot La Moussière Rouge (1500ml) 2011 R1,256.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois La Bourgeoise Rouge 2009 R347.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Le Chêne St. Etienne 2002 R810.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Le Chêne St. Etienne 2003 R987.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Rouge 2009 R245.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Cuvée Prestige Sancerre Rouge 2006 R722.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet La Croix du Roy 2008 R263.00
Rosé
Sancerre
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Rosé 2012 R270.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Pouilly-Fume
Alphonse Mellot Emmanuelle Mellot 2011 R270.00
Alphonse Mellot Emmanuelle Mellot 2012 R330.00
Château du Nozet Comte Lafond de Ladoucette 2006 R530.00
Domaine Didier Blanc Fumé de Pouilly 2011 R1,300.00

Dagueneau
Domaine Didier Blanc Fumé de Pouilly 2012 R1,300.00
Dagueneau
Domaine Didier Blanc Fume de Pouilly Pur Sang 2012 R1,790.00
Dagueneau
Domaine Didier Silex Pouilly-Fumé 2012 En Vieillissement
Dagueneau
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Pouilly-Fumé En Travertin 2011 R225.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Pouilly-Fumé En Travertin 2012 R276.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Pouilly-Fumé La Demoiselle de Bourgeois 2010 R345.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Pouilly-Fumé La Demoiselle de Bourgeois 2012 R420.00
Sancerre
Alphonse Mellot Cuvée Edmond Blanc 2011 R720.00
Alphonse Mellot Génération XIX Blanc 2010 R554.00
Alphonse Mellot La Demoiselle Blanc 2010 R467.00
Alphonse Mellot La Demoiselle Blanc 2011 R535.00
Alphonse Mellot La Moussière Blanc 2012 R425.00
Alphonse Mellot Les Romains MDXIII 2011 R566.00
Alphonse Mellot Les Romains MDXIII (1500ml) 2010 R1,073.00
Alphonse Mellot Satellite Blanc 2011 R565.00
Château du Nozet Comte Lafond de Ladoucette 2009 R390.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Etienne Henri 2009 R490.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Jadis 2010 R465.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Jadis 2011 R560.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Le MD de Bourgeois 2010 R305.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Le MD de Bourgeois 2012 R375.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Blanc 2011 R225.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Blanc 2012 R276.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Sancerre d'Antan 2010 R465.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Sancerre d'Antan 2011 R560.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Cuvée Prestige Sancerre Blanc 2006 R578.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Le Chêne 2012 R346.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Le Chêne Marchand 2009 R297.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Le Cul de Beaujeu 2009 R377.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Sancerre Blanc 2012 R296.00
Sparkling Wine
Vouvray
Château Gaudrelle Méthode Traditionelle Brut Millésimé 2009 R157.00
Domaine des Aubuisières Méthode Traditionelle Brut Nv R236.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Méthode Traditionelle Brut Réserve 2007 R415.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Méthode Traditionnelle Brut 2010 R310.00
Domaine du Clos Naudin Méthode Traditionnelle Demi Sec 2009 R332.00
Domaine Huet Pétillant Brut 2007 R320.00

l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
France
Rhône Valley
Northern Rhône
Chateau Grillet Monopole
Chateau Grillet Neyret-Gachet 2007 R2,900.00
Condrieu
André Perret Coteaux du Chery 2010 R1,050.00
Domaine François Villard De Poncins Blanc 2011 R620.00
Domaine François Villard De Poncins Blanc 2012 R1,025.00
Domaine François Villard Les Contours de Deponcins 2012 R440.00
Maison Delas Frères Clos Boucher 2013 R1,134.00
Maison Delas Frères La Galopine Blanc 2012 R800.00
Maison Delas Frères La Galopine Blanc 2014 En Vieillissement
Cornas
Maison Delas Frères Chante Perdrix Cornas Rouge 2011 R648.00
Côte-Rôtie
Domaine François Villard La Brocarde 2011 R1,880.00
Maison Delas Frères Seigneur de Maugiron 2011 R1,054.00
Crozes-Hermitage
Maison Delas Frères Domaine des Grands Chemins 2011 R450.00
Maison Delas Frères Domaine des Grands Chemins 2012 R432.00
Maison Delas Frères Domaine des Grands Chemins 2013 En Vieillissement
Hermitage
Domaine Jean-Louis Hermitage Blanc 2012 En Vieillissement
Chave
Domaine Jean-Louis Hermitage Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Chave
Domaine Jean-Louis Sélection Farconnet Rouge 2010 R990.00
Chave
Domaine Jean-Louis Sélection Hermitage Blanc Blanche 2010 R1,100.00
Chave
E Guigal Rouge 1997 R704.00
Maison Delas Frères Domaine des Tourettes Blanc 2013 En Vieillissement
Maison Delas Frères Domaine Des Tourettes Rouge 2011 R1,330.00
Saint Joseph
André Perret Les Grisières 2011 R835.00
André Perret St Joseph 2009 R472.00
André Perret St Joseph 2011 R660.00
Domaine des Lises Saint Joseph Rouge 2012 R760.00
Domaine François Villard Mairlant Blanc 2011 R375.00
Domaine François Villard Reflet Rouge 2010 R535.00
Domaine François Villard Reflet Rouge 2011 R775.00
Domaine Jean-Louis Saint Joseph Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement

Chave
E Guigal Château Vignes de l'Hospice 2007 R1,270.00

d'Ampuis
Maison Delas Frères Les Challeys Blanc 2012 R336.00
Maison Delas Frères Les Challeys Rouge 2013 R348.00
Maison Delas Frères Sainte-Epine Rouge 2011 R956.00
Maison Delas Frères Sainte-Epine Rouge 2013 R1,032.00
Southern Rhône
Beaumes-de-Venise
Maison Delas Frères Muscat Blanc 2012 R310.00
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Château de Beaucastel Les Sinards 2002 R339.00
Château de Beaucastel Les Sinards 2010 R890.00
Château de Beaucastel Rouge 2004 R1,600.00
Château de Beaucastel Rouge 2010 R1,700.00
Château Rayas Reserve 2009 R2,570.00
Chateau Sixtine Cuvée du Vatican 2010 R590.00
Clos des Papes Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine de Beaurenard Blanc 2013 R500.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Boisrenard Blanc 2012 R730.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Boisrenard Rouge 2005 R960.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Boisrenard Rouge 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine de Beaurenard Rouge 2005 R596.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Rouge 2006 R520.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Rouge 2007 En Vieillissement
Domaine de la Janasse Aimé Sabon Rouge 2011 R940.00
Domaine de la Janasse Aimé Sabon Vieilles Vignes 2011 R1,840.00
Domaine du Pegau Cuvée Réservée 2006 R960.00
Domaine du Pegau Cuvée Réservée 2009 R1,500.00
Domaine du Vieux Rouge 2011 R1,390.00

Télégraphe
Domaine du Vieux Rouge 2012 R1,450.00
Télégraphe
Domaine la Roquète Rouge 2007 R462.50
Domaine la Roquète Rouge 2010 En Vieillissement
Domaine Mathieu Rouge 2001 R302.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Cuvée Prestige Rouge 2004 R740.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Cuvée Prestige Rouge 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Cuvée Prestige Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Cuvée Reserve Rouge 2011 R455.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Cuvée Reserve Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Le Secret des Sabon Rouge 2005 R2,130.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Le Secret des Sabon Rouge 2011 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Le Secret des Sabon Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Les Olivets Rouge 2011 R375.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Les Olivets Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine Roger Sabon Renaissance Blanc 2013 R460.00
Domaine Saint Benoit Grande Garde 2006 R590.00
Maison Delas Frères Haute Pierre Rouge 2011 R494.00
Maison Delas Frères Haute Pierre Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Revoltier & Fils Vieux Chemin Blanc 2005 R1,200.00
Côtes-du-Rhône
Château de Beaucastel Coudoulet Blanc 2005 R321.00
Château de Beaucastel Coudoulet Blanc 2011 R620.00
Château de Beaucastel Coudoulet Rouge 2004 R266.00
Château de Beaucastel Coudoulet Rouge 2010 R530.00
Domaine Boudinaud Blanc 2002 R199.00
Domaine Boudinaud Rouge 2003 R199.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Côtes du Rhône Rosé 2013 R156.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Côtes du Rhône Rouge 2013 R156.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Rasteau Les Argiles Bleues Rouge 2005 R360.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Rasteau Les Argiles Bleues Rouge 2012 En Vieillissement
Domaine de Beaurenard Rasteau Rouge 2011 R230.00
Domaine Roger Sabon Rhône by Roger Sabon Rouge 2013 R125.00
Maison Delas Frères St. Esprit Rouge 2012 R144.00
Perrin Reserve Blanc 2006 R175.00
Perrin Reserve Rouge 2005 R175.00
Gigondas
Domaine les Pallières Les Racines Rouge 2011 R700.00
Lirac
Domaine Roger Sabon Lirac by Roger Sabon Rouge 2012 R190.00
Rasteau
Domaine de Beaurenard Naturel Grenat (500ml) 2011 R326.00
Perrin & Fils L'Andeol 2003 R228.00
Tavel
Maison Delas Frères La Comballe Rosé 2012 R230.00
Maison Delas Frères La Comballe Rosé 2014 R226.00
Vacqueyras
Château des Tours Rouge 2007 R776.00
Maison Delas Frères Domaine des Genêts Rouge 2012 R227.00
Ventoux
Maison Delas Frères Rouge 2013 R125.00
Maison Delas Frères Rouge 2014 R133.00
Maison Delas Frères Rouge (1500ml) 2013 R248.00
Vinsobres
Perrin & Fils Les Cornuds 2005 R175.00
France
South West France
Bergerac
Bordeaux Blend
Château Bélingard Bergerac Rouge (1500ml) 2012 R250.00
Château Bélingard Cuvée Blanche de Bosredon Côtes de Bergerac 2008 R136.00

Rouge
Rouge
Rouge
Rouge (1500ml)
Château Bélingard Ortus de Château Bélingard Côtes de Bergerac 2007 R243.00
Rouge
Rouge
Rouge (1500ml)
Château La Sabatière Rouge 2010 R115.00
Domaine de l'Ancienne Bergerac Rouge L'Abbaye 2011 R265.00

Cure
Domaine de l'Ancienne Côtes de Bergerac Rouge L'Extase 2011 R414.00
Cure
Merlot
Grande Maison Tête de Cuvée Rouge 2009 R210.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Château Bélingard Lyvress de Château Bélingard Bergerac Sec AOC 2009 R204.00
White Blends
Château Bélingard Cuvée Blanche de Bosredon Sec AOC 2010 R125.00
Domaine de l'Ancienne Bergerac Blanc Sec L'Abbaye 2012 R265.00

Cure
Domaine de l'Ancienne Bergerac Blanc Sec L'Extase 2012 R415.00
Cure
Grande Maison Tête de Cuvée Blanc 2011 R195.00
Cahors
Malbec
Château Lagrézette Purple The Original Malbec 2011 R180.00
Gascony - Gers
Chardonnay
Dominique Andiran Les Pissenlits '5002' 2005 R705.00

Domaine d'Esperance Cuvée d'Automne - Gros Manseng 2011 R108.00
Dominique Andiran Le Ruminant des Vignes '7002' 2007 R446.00
Red Blends
Dominique Andiran Magnus '1102' 2011 R143.00
White Blends
Dominique Andiran Montis Regalis '0102' 2010 R135.00
Dominique Andiran Vain de Rû '1102' 2011 R115.00
Jurançon
Natural Sweet Wine
Domaine Didier Les Jardins de Babylone (500ml) 2009 R2,500.00
Dagueneau
Dagueneau
Dagueneau
Monbazillac
Noble Late Harvest
Château Bélingard Cuvée Blanche de Bosredon Monbazillac AOC 2002 R610.00
Château Bélingard Monbazillac AOC 2009 R156.00
Château La Sabatière Monbazillac AOC 2009 R120.00
Château Le Touron Monbazillac AOC 2006 R151.00
Château Monbazillac AOC 2003 R180.00
Château Monbazillac AOC (375ml) 2002 R116.00
Château Monbazillac Grains d'Or 2009 R150.00
Château Monbazillac Grande Réserve 2009 R142.00
Château Septy Monbazillac AOC 2007 R182.00
Domaine de l'Ancienne Jour de Fruit 2011 R240.00

Cure
Domaine de l'Ancienne L'Abbaye 2009 R620.00
Cure
Domaine de l'Ancienne L'Extase (500ml) 2005 R850.00
Cure
Grande Maison Cuvée des Anges 2007 R120.00
Grande Maison Cuvée des Anges 2009 R170.00
Grande Maison Cuvée des Archanges 2002 R225.00
Grande Maison Cuvée des Monstres 2001 R387.00
Grande Maison Cuvée du Château 2002 R290.00
Grande Maison Cuvée Exotique 2003 R283.00
Pécharmant
Bordeaux Blend
Domaine de l'Ancienne Jour de Fruit 2011 R230.00
Cure
Domaine de l'Ancienne L'Abbaye 2011 R305.00
Cure
“No poem was ever written by a drinker of water” - Horace
S ince the early days of wine, Italian and French wines have
been considered amongst the best of the two and Italy
is by far the larger producer of wine with more vineyards as
regions to choose from, each with different varieties, it is
never difficult to find a fine Italian wine!
the Romans made the largest contributions to the ancient Since Vernaccia di San Gimignano became the first DOC in
art of viniculture. 1966, the list has grown to include nearly 300 zones, within
which a multitude of wines are controlled for authenticity.
Italian wine history takes us on a journey of over 2 000 years DOC/DOCG wines represent less than 20 percent of the total.
and grapes are grown in almost every part of Italy, with more Beyond them come a growing number of wines that qualify
than one million vineyards under cultivation. Today, Italian under the recently introduced category of Indicazione
wines tend to be higher in acid; surprisingly dry, and can be Geografica Tipica (IGT). The typical category applies to wines
light bodied as with the humble Chianti, medium bodied as that range from locally admired to internationally acclaimed.
with a Montepulcino, or pleasantly full bodied as with the
Amarone or Brunello. The number of officially approved Vitis vinifera vines runs
well into the hundreds and there are even a few non-vinifera
A century ago several Italian wines were already recognized vines and hybrids used here and there by the nation’s
as among the finest of their type: mainly Piedmontese countless do-it-yourself winemakers. This heritage of vines
and Tuscan reds from the Nebbiolo and Sangiovese vine permits Italy to produce a greater range of distinctive wines
varieties. However its white wines, still and sparkling, dry than any other nation. Though Italy is most noted for its
or sweet, also merited international respect. Growers had noble reds for aging, trends also favor more immediate
complemented their local varieties with foreign vines such types of rosso, including the Vini Novelli to be drunk within
as Cabernet, Merlot and the Pinots. months of the harvest.
During the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Italian wine Italy is also a major producer of white wines, ranging in style
was often criticized for its poor quality and the government from light and fruity to oak-aged versions of impressive
decided that steps had to be taken. DOCG (Vino a substance and depth. Some regions are noted for bubbly
Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita) or new wines, whether the lightly fizzy Frizzante or the fully
wine regulations were introduced to improve the quality of sparkling Spumante. Without staking claims to supremacy,
the wine. Today Italian wines are considered by critics to be it seems fair to submit that numerous Italian wines stand
amongst the best in the world. As there are twenty different proudly with the international elite.
Italy
Campania
Mastroberardino Aglianico Campania 2004 R330.00
Mastroberardino Lacryma Christi Del Vesuvio Bianco D.O.C. 2006 R195.00
Mastroberardino Mora Bianca Irpinia Falanghina D.O.C. 2012 R352.00
Mastroberardino More Maiorum Fiano di Avellino D.O.C.G. 2003 R365.00
Mastroberardino Nova Serra Greco Di Tufo D.O.C.G 2005 R260.00
Mastroberardino Radici Fiano di Avellino D.O.C.G. 2006 R260.00
Mastroberardino Radici Taurasi Riserva D.O.C.G. 2000 R580.00
Mastroberardino Radici Taurasi Riserva D.O.C.G. 2006 R776.00
Mastroberardino Sannio Falanghina D.O.C. 2006 R195.00
Emilia-Romagna
Fattoria Monticino Malvasia del Rubicone 2005 R350.00
Medici Ermete Lambrusco dell' Emilia Rosso (Dolce) Nv R92.00
Medici Ermete Lambrusco dell' Emilia Rosso (Secco) Nv R92.00
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Formentini Cabernet Franc D.O.C. 2001 R130.00
Miani Chardonnay Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2013 R1,190.00
Miani Friulano Buri Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2011 R990.00
Miani Friulano Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2011 R700.00
Miani Friulano Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2012 R790.00
Miani Friulano Filip Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2011 R990.00
Miani Friulano Filip Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2012 R1,190.00
Miani Merlot Filip Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2009 R2,300.00
Miani Ribolla Gialla Pettarin Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2012 R1,190.00
Miani Rosso Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2010 R1,250.00
Miani Rosso Colli Orientali del Friuli D.O.C 2011 R1,390.00
Lazio
Fontana Candida Frascati Superiore Secco 2010 R118.00
Lombardia
Nino Negri Sfursat 2002 R435.00
Piemonte
Damilano Barolo Le Cinque Vigne D.O.C.G. 2003 R730.00
Damilano Barolo Liste D.O.C.G. 2003 R948.00
Gaja Winery Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2008 R2,300.00
Gaja Winery Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Gaja Winery Langhe Sito Moresco D.O.C. 2011 R870.00
Gaja Winery Langhe Sperss D.O.C. 2004 R5,500.00
La Giustiniana Gavi Di Gavi Lugarara D.O.C.G. 2006 R198.00
Luciano Sandrone Barolo Cannubi Boschis 2010 En Vieillissement
Luciano Sandrone Barolo Le Vigne 2010 En Vieillissement
Luciano Sandrone Nebbiolo d'Alba Valmaggiore 2006 R600.00
Mario Marengo Barbera d'Alba Pugnane 2006 R456.00
Mario Marengo Nebbiolo d'Alba Valmaggiore Annata 2007 R490.00
Paolo Scavino Barolo Bric dël Fiasc D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Paolo Scavino Barolo Bricco Ambrogio D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Paolo Scavino Barolo Cannubi D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Paolo Scavino Barolo Carobric D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Paolo Scavino Barolo Monvigliero D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Paolo Scavino Langhe Nebbiolo D.O.C. 2011 R570.00
Pio Cesare Nebbiolo d'Alba 2000 R267.00
Saint Stefano Belbo Vallebelbo Asti Spumante D.O.C.G. Nv R170.00
Serradenari Barbera D'Alba D.O.C. 2009 R310.00
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Camp Gros Martinenga Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2004 R1,466.00
Marchesi di Grésy
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Camp Gros Martinenga Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2007 R1,500.00
Marchesi di Grésy
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Gaiun Martinenga Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2008 R1,500.00
Marchesi di Grésy
Tenute Cisa Asinari dei Martinenga Barbaresco D.O.C.G. 2007 R1,060.00
Marchesi di Grésy
Sardinia
Argiolas Vermentino di Sardegna Costamolino D.O.C. 2012 R295.00
Sicily
Cantine Pellegrino Marsala Superiore ORO Reserva D.O.C. Nv R296.00
Toscana
Antinori Cervaro Della Sala 2009 R960.00
Antinori Guado Al Tasso Bolgheri Superiore D.O.C. 2007 R1,710.00
Antinori Pèppoli Chianti Classico DOCG 2010 R398.00
Antinori Rosso Toscana I.G.T. 2011 R550.00
Antinori Tignanello Toscana I.G.T. 2008 R1,824.00
Antinori Tignanello Toscana I.G.T. 2011 R2,350.00
Casa Emma Chianti Classico D.O.C.G. 2005 R230.00
Casa Emma Chianti Classico Riserva D.O.C.G. 2004 R532.00
Casa Emma Chianti Classico Riserva D.O.C.G. 2005 R680.00
Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 2006 R1,118.00
Casanova di Neri Pietradonice Sant' Antimo Rosso D.O.C. 2003 R1,152.00
Case Basse di Soldera Brunello di Montalcino Riserva D.O.C.G. 2006 R4,500.00
Case Basse di Soldera Soldera Toscana I.G.T 2007 R9,990.00
Case Basse di Soldera Soldera Toscana I.G.T 2008 En Vieillissement
Castellare di Castellina Chianti Classico D.O.C.G. 2005 R230.00
Castellare di Castellina I Sodi di San Niccolo 2006 R1,322.00
Castello Della Paneretta Rosso di Toscana Terrine 2001 R420.00
Castello di Argiano Sesti Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. 2007 R1,190.00
Castello di Argiano Sesti Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. 2011 R590.00
Fattoria di Fèlsina Chianti Classico D.O.C.G. 2010 R460.00

Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Chianti Classico D.O.C.G. (1500ml) 2010 R1,190.00

Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Chianti Classico Riserva D.O.C.G. 2009 R640.00

Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Chianti Classico Riserva D.O.C.G. (1500ml) 2009 R1,300.00

Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Fontalloro Toscana I.G.T 2009 R990.00
Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Vin Santo del Chianti (375ml) 2001 R590.00
Berardenga
Fattoria di Fèlsina Vin Santo del Chianti (375ml) 2003 R600.00
Berardenga
Fattoria Poggio di Sotto Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. 2008 R2,790.00
Fattoria Poggio di Sotto Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. 2008 R1,190.00
Gaja Winery Ca' Marcanda Magari Toscana I.G.T. 2011 R970.00
Gaja Winery Ca' Marcanda Promis Toscana I.G.T. 2011 R690.00
Gaja Winery Pieve Santa Restituta Rennina Brunello di 2008 R2,350.00

Montalcino D.O.C.G.
Gaja Winery Pieve Santa Restituta Sugarille Brunello di 2008 R2,700.00

Montalcino D.O.C.G.
La Rasina Brunello Di Montalcino DOCG 2010 R944.00
Podere Poggio Scalette Il Carbonaione 1999 R700.00
Renzo Masi & Co Chianti Rufina D.O.C.G. 2005 R160.00
Renzo Masi & Co Vin Santo Del Chianti 2000 R250.00
Salvioni Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. 2008 R1,990.00
Salvioni Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. 2009 R2,590.00
Salvioni Brunello di Montalcino D.O.C.G. 2010 En Vieillissement
Salvioni Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. 2011 R700.00
Tenute Silvio Nardi Rosso di Montalcino D.O.C. 2007 R400.00
Tenute Silvio Nardi Túran Sant Antimo D.O.C. 2006 R217.00
Tenuta San Guido Bolgheri Sassicaia D.O.C. 2010 R2,500.00
Tenuta San Guido Bolgheri Sassicaia D.O.C. 2011 En Vieillissement
Tenuta San Guido Bolgheri Sassicaia D.O.C. 2012 En Vieillissement
Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto Toscana I.G.T 2011 En Vieillissement
Tenuta San Guido Guidalberto Toscana I.G.T. 2012 En Vieillissement
Trentino - Alto Adige

Tiefenbrunner Pinot Grigio 2012 R320.00
Veneto
Bisol Bel Star Prosecco Spumante Brut D.O.C. Nv R180.00
Bisol Desiderio Jeio Cuvée Brut Nv R190.00
Bottega Winery Petalo Il Vino dell' Amore Nv R300.00
Cantina di Negrar Amarone della Valpolicella Classico D.O.C.G 2012 R688.00
Cantina di Negrar Ripasso della Valpolicella Classico Superiore Le 2013 R352.00

Roselle
Cantina di Negrar Valpolicella Classico D.O.C 2014 R224.00
Giuseppe Quintarelli Amarone della Valpolicella Classico D.O.C.G. 2000 R5,990.00
Giuseppe Quintarelli Rosso del Bepi 2002 R3,590.00
Giuseppe Quintarelli Valpolicella Classico Superiore 2003 R1,490.00
Guerrieri Rizzardi Villa Rizzardi Amarone Della Valpolicella D.O.C. 2001 R880.00
Lamberti Amarone Della Valpolicella D.O.C. 2006 R680.00
Lamberti Amarone Della Valpolicella Tenuta Pula D.O.C. 2004 R475.00
Lamberti Pinot Grigio Santepietre 2010 R129.00
Ottella Lugana D.O.C 2014 R368.00
Teresa Rizzi Prosecco Brut Nv R200.00
“Wine is merriment, wine is accompaniment, wine is la tierra, and wine is history.”
I t is unclear precisely where vines were first cultivated in

Spain or who brought winemaking techniques to the
Iberian Peninsula. Various sources believe the first vineyards
at the end of the century, the blight finally reached the
peninsula, a solution had been devised to put an end to it:
grafting onto an American rootstock immune to the blight.
were cultivated on the southwest coast of Andalusia, which As a result the recovery of the vineyards was much less
may also have been the entrance point for the first vines traumatic in Spain than in other European countries.
reaching the peninsula.
In the last 150 years the wine production has experienced
The modern history of Spanish wine began in the late 19th a complete technological revolution that has contributed
Century in La Rioja, the most famous wine producing region to a more efficient vineyard and a higher quality of wine.
in the country, really only taking off after the Reconquest The 20th century proved to be crucial to the Spanish wine
of Spain by the Catholic Kings. The re-established religious producing industry. At first, cautiously, certain reforms were
communities and monasteries played a significant role in introduced to improve the quality of wine. New industrial
this process as the monks and friars of various orders worked techniques began to replace some old-fashioned traditions.
to recover the winemaking tradition. Wine was vital for their The industry also had to confront the Civil War, which
religious rituals and they also filled their cellars, supplying condemned the vineyards to abandonment, and at the end
wine to pilgrims and local taverns. Thus, the vineyards of that, the Second World War, which brought the European
flourished once again in areas surrounding the monasteries wine market to a standstill. The sector began to recover in
and abbeys and later in other regions. the fifties. Since then, Spanish winemakers have undertaken
the reorganization of their vineyards and the renovation and
In the 19th century the unfortunate arrival of Phylloxera modernization of winemaking processes and wineries, to
in northern Europe, devastated the vineyards in the mid- place Spain on an equal footing with winemakers elsewhere.
century and contributed to the consolidation of the
winemaking industry. During this period, many French The transformation of the image and quality of Spanish
winemakers settled south of the Pyrenees, finding this the wines during the last quarter of the 20th century has been
only way to preserve their livelihood. They brought with truly remarkable. During this period, a group of hard-
them their grape varieties, machinery and methods, among working pioneers began to introduce and apply new wine
which were the planting patterns of the vines, control of producing techniques being used elsewhere.
fermentation and the use of sulphurous anhydride. Some
of the Cabernet-Sauvignon and Merlot vineyards existing In particular, recent years have witnessed the emergence of
today in La Rioja and Ribera del Duero date back to this era. a new generation of master winemakers who have learned
to blend tradition and quality with innovation, giving
The Phylloxera blight served, therefore, to bring rise to unique wines of unprecedented quality that enjoy
modernization to Spain’s vineyards and wineries. When, unqualified success worldwide.
Spain
Campo de Borja
Bodegas Aragonesas Coto de Hayas Garnacha Centenaria 2007 R335.00
Jerez
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Amontillado de Jerez Fontádez Florido Nv R435.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Amontillado de Sanlúcar de Nv R396.00

Barrameda
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Fino Del Puerto González Obregón Nv R184.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Fino del Puerto José de la Cuesta Nv R224.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Manzanilla de Sanlúcar Nv R300.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Oloroso del Puerto José Luis González Nv R381.00
Obregón
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Palo Cortado Vides Nv R315.00
Emilio Lustau Centenary Selection - Pedro Ximénez Murillo Nv R418.00
Emilio Lustau Deluxe Cream Capataz Andres Solera Reserva Nv R125.00
Emilio Lustau Dry Amontillado Los Arcos Solera Reserva Nv R158.00
Emilio Lustau Dry Oloroso Don Nuño Solera Reserva Nv R180.00
Emilio Lustau Fino Jarana Solera Reserva Nv R120.00
Emilio Lustau Light Manzanilla Papirusa Solera Reserva Nv R120.00
Emilio Lustau Medium Golden La Plaza Vieja Nv R166.00
Emilio Lustau Moscatel Emilín Solera Reserva Nv R305.00
Emilio Lustau Oloroso Añada 1997 R370.00
Emilio Lustau Palo Cortado Península Solera Reserva Nv R263.00
Emilio Lustau Pedro Ximénez San Emilio Solera Reserva Nv R300.00
Emilio Lustau Rare Amontillado Escuadrilla Solera Reserva Nv R268.00
Emilio Lustau Tintilla de Rota Nv R415.00
Emilio Lustau Very Rare Oloroso Emperatriz Eugenia Nv R479.00
Emilio Lustau VORS Amontillado 30 Years Old Nv R1,030.00
Emilio Lustau VORS Oloroso 30 Year Old Nv R1,030.00
Emilio Lustau VORS Palo Cortado 30 Years Old Nv R1,030.00
Federico Paternina S.A. Bertola Amontillado 12 Years Nv R390.00
Jumilla
Taja Jumilla Bio Organic Mourvèdre 2008 R217.00
Malaga
Jorge Ordoñez & Co. Botani Moscatel Seco 2011 R198.00
Jorge Ordoñez & Co. Nº2 Victoria (375ml) 2011 R238.00
Jorge Ordoñez & Co. Nº2 Viejas Viñas (Old Vines) (375ml) 2008 R697.00
Penedès
Covides Viñedos Y Gran Castellflorit Cava Brut Nv R171.00
Bodegas
Raventos I Blanc 'de Nit' Rosado 2011 R570.00
Rias Baixas
Bodegas Pazo de Selección de Añada 2007 R1,300.00
Señoráns
Martín Códax Albariño 2011 R320.00
Ribera del Duero

Bodegas Briego Fiel Special Reserva 2004 R573.00
Bodegas Briego Odaya 2005 R937.00
Bodegas Briego Reserva 2004 R347.00
Bodegas Briego Supernova Edición Limitada 2004 R347.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Alion Cosecha 2008 R990.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Alion Cosecha 2009 R1,280.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Alion Cosecha 2011 R1,190.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Gran Reserva 2002 R6,340.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Gran Reserva 2003 R5,990.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Gran Reserva 2004 En Vieillissement
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Reserva Especial Nv R6,590.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Reserva Especial 'Venta' Nv R5,190.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Valbuena No 5 2002 R6,200.00
Carmelo Rodero Crianza 2008 R294.00
Carmelo Rodero Limited Edition Reserva 2007 R453.00
Carmelo Rodero Limited Edition Reserva 2010 En Vieillissement
Carmelo Rodero Pago de Valtarreña 2009 R825.00
Carmelo Rodero Pago de Valtarreña 2011 R770.00
Carmelo Rodero TSM 2006 R927.00
Carmelo Rodero TSM 2009 R1,125.00
Carmelo Rodero TSM 2011 R1,050.00
Carmelo Rodero Viñas de Valtarreña 2004 R594.00
Rioja
Baron de Vistareal Rioja 2006 R200.00
Bodegas LAN Crianza 2008 R280.00
Bodegas Muga Reserva 2009 R390.00
Bodegas Navajas S.L. Rioja Crianza 1995 R600.00
Herederos del Marques de Rioja Reserva 2000 R312.00

Riscal
Herederos del Marques de Rioja Reserva 2003 R240.00
Riscal
Herederos del Marques de Vino de la Tierra de Castilla y Leon 2003 R150.00
Riscal
Marquez de Caceres Rioja 2004 R500.00
Marquez de Caceres Rioja Blanco Fermentado 2006 R320.00
Marquez de Caceres Rioja Crianza 2004 R280.00
Ramón Bilbao Rioja Gran Reserva 1998 R435.00
Sierra Cantabria Gran Reserva D.O. 2004 R570.00
Torre Oria Brut Cava Nv R223.00
Rueda
Bodegas Ordóñez Nisia 2012 R164.00
Toro
Bodegas Elias Mora 2V Premium 2008 R815.00
Bodegas Elias Mora 2V Premium 2009 En Vieillissement
Bodegas Elias Mora 2V Premium (1500ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
Bodegas Elias Mora Crianza 2008 R195.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Crianza (1500ml) 2010 En Vieillissement
Bodegas Elias Mora Descarte 2012 R350.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Dulce Benavides (500ml) 2010 R262.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Gran Elias Mora 2007 R465.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Gran Elias Mora (1500ml) 2010 R1,292.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Reserva 2004 R627.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Reserva 2008 En Vieillissement
Bodegas Elias Mora Reserva (1500ml) 2007 R1,480.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Viñas Elias Mora 2010 R150.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Viñas Elías Mora (1500ml) 2012 R384.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Pintia Cosecha 2007 R657.00
Valdeorras
Bodegas Avanthia Godello 2011 R338.00
Bodegas Avanthia Mencia 2009 R469.00
T he origins of viticulture in Germany can be traced back
to the Romans in the first century. The earliest vineyards
existed on the left bank of the Rhine and plantings spread
the 17th century came when the 2nd World War eventually
devastated Germany’s wine regions.
to the Mosel around the third century. The vine advanced Germany’s economy recovered surprisingly fast from the
further in the Middle Ages, mainly through the church’s disaster, yet the German wine industry slowly began to loose
monasteries. In the Rheingau, Benedictines founded an its way in the economic miracle. Post war Western Germany
abbey that later became the Schloss Johannisberg, while the saw large increases in wine production and consumption.
Cistercians established Kloster Eberbach in 1135. New vineyards were planted, usually on flat land that was
accessible to machines and suitable for production of high
The planting of vines reached a high point in the 15th quantities of wine at lower costs. The Mosel area for example
century when the area under vine was four times larger than expanded to twice its size by planting on the valley floor and
it is today. This included Alsace, which was the most highly on slopes that are famously gently rising to the South. New
esteemed region during that period. The most important crossings of varieties were introduced, in particular Müller
early variety was probably Elbling but Silvaner, Muskat, Thurgau, which ripen reliably in inferior sites, producing
Traminer, Spätburgunder, and Trollinger were also known. high quantities rather than quality.
Riesling arrived later, and is first reliably documented in the
Rheingau in 1435. Different varieties were generally mixed As German consumers became wealthier and open to
within a vineyard, rather than carefully distinguished. the world the demand for cheap, sweetish German wine
dropped in favor of imported dry wines from France and
Around the 17th century, prices fell due to overproduction Italy. By the 1980’s the good name of German wine had been
and competition from beer. The 30-Year-War raged and practically ruined by the ocean of sugar water that spilled
ended in 1648 with Alsace becoming a French province. from its vineyards. The production of dry wines increased
In 1720 the first monoculture of Riesling was planted at during the 1980’s, to cope with the changes in demand. This
Schloss Johannisberg. Noble Rot was discovered a little has revitalized the German wine landscape, although too
later and Kloster Eberbach produced a successful wine often these dry wines only expose the inferiority of the fruit
from botrytised grapes in 1753. The invention of Spätlese that they were made from.
is generally dated at 1775, when the harvest at Schloss
Johannisberg was delayed by accident, resulting in a late In recent years the various ambitious smaller growers
harvest of largely rotten grapes. The wines made from these have rediscovered the superb potential of Germany’s best
grapes became a legend. vineyards to produce unique wines. Today good dry wines
are being made and are held in high regard. When it comes to
In the 19th century in the wake of the French occupation, making a toast in Germany, most people imagine large beer
most of the church’s wine estates were secularized. steins clinking together, not wineglasses. While Germans are
Technological progress, such as the invention of the Oechsle indeed master brewers, they are also master winemakers
must weight scale, helped to further improve the wines. In with an ancient tradition of cultivating superior fine wines.
many ways German wine entered a golden age. The great
estates of the Rheinpfalz and Mosel-Saar-Ruwer rose to Today, vineyards in Germany grow almost 100 types of
fame, alongside the Rheingau. At the height of its prestige, grapes but two white wine varietals, Riesling and Müller-
Rhine wine generally sold at prices above those of first Thurgau make up over 40% of all plantings. In reds the
growth Bordeaux. leader is Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir). Many German wines
receive rave reviews from critics for both food-friendly,
The Mosel’s first Trockenbeerenauslese was made by the crisp dry whites as well as intensely complex sweet whites.
Thanisch estate from the Bernkasteler Doctor vineyard in Red wines have continued to improve in quality although
1921, and created something of a Doctor Cult. Yet, times consistent ripeness can be challenging. In general, most
were not easy during the deterioration of the political and German wines are excellent value when compared to
economic situation in the early 20th century and Phylloxera other super-premium wines from around the world and
added to the troubles. The worst blow to German wine since visiting this beautiful, historic land will offer a new level of
appreciation and enjoyment to wine enthusiasts.
Germany
Baden
Kabinett
Weingut Andreas Laible Durbacher Plauelrain Riesling Kabinett Trocken 2008 R310.00
Spätlese
Weingut Andreas Laible Durbacher Plauelrain Riesling Alte Reben Spätlese 2008 R350.00
Trocken
Weingut Andreas Laible Plauelrain Riesling Spätlese Trocken An der 2008 R420.00
Kapelle
Mosel
Mosel - Saar - Ruwer
Qualitätswein
Reichsgraf Von Riesling 2003 R260.00
Kesselstatt
Trocken
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Felsterrasse 2009 R730.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling GG (1500ml) 2009 R890.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Raffes 2007 R840.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Raffes 2008 R870.00
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling GG 2011 R615.00

Geltz-Zilliken
Kabinett
Dr Loosen Erdener Treppchen Riesling Kabinett 2011 R310.00
Dr Loosen Ürziger Würzgarten Riesling Kabinett 2011 R310.00
Dr Loosen Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Kabinett 2011 R310.00
Weingut Egon Müller- Scharzhofberger Riesling Kabinett 2011 R625.00

Scharzhof
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Kabinett 2007 R420.00
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Kabinett 2009 En Vieillissement
Weingut Vollenweider Wolfer Goldgrube Riesling Kabinett 2008 R320.00
Weingut Vollenweider Wolfer Goldgrube Riesling Kabinett 2011 R320.00
Weingut Willi Schaefer Graacher Domprobst Riesling Kabinett 2010 En Vieillissement
Weingut Willi Schaefer Graacher Himmelreich Riesling Kabinett 2010 En Vieillissement
Spätlese
Dr Loosen Wehlener Sonnenhur Riesling Spätlese 2010 R390.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Spätlese GK 2009 R510.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Spätlese GK 2010 R510.00
Weingut Egon Müller- Scharzhofberger Riesling Spätlese 2011 R1,176.00
Scharzhof
Weingut Egon Müller- Wiltinger Braune Kupp Riesling Spätlese 2011 En Vieillissement
Scharzhof
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling Spätlese 2010 R560.00

Geltz-Zilliken
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spätlese 2003 R560.00
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spätlese 2004 R570.00
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spätlese 2009 En Vieillissement
Weingut Willi Schaefer Graacher Domprobst Riesling Spätlese 2010 R620.00
Auslese
Dr Loosen Erdener Prälat Riesling Auslese GK 2010 R1,100.00
Dr Loosen Wehlener Sonnenhur Riesling Auslese 2009 R655.00
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Auslese GK (375ml) 2010 En Vieillissement
Weingut Clemens Busch Marienburg Riesling Auslese LGK (375ml) 2010 En Vieillissement
Weingut Egon Müller- Scharzhofberger Riesling Auslese (375ml) 2011 En Vieillissement

Scharzhof
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling Auslese 2010 R955.00
Geltz-Zilliken
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling Auslese (375ml) 1999 R415.00
Geltz-Zilliken
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling Auslese GK 2010 R1,355.00
Geltz-Zilliken
Weingut Forstmeister Saarburger Rausch Riesling Auslese LGK (375ml) 2005 R1,300.00
Geltz-Zilliken
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Graacher Himmelreich Riesling Auslese GK 2003 R1,255.00
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese 2003 R650.00
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese 2009 En Vieillissement
Weingut Joh. Jos. Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese GK 2003 R1,200.00
Weingut Vollenweider Wolfer Goldgrube Riesling Auslese GK 2010 En Vieillissement
Weingut Vollenweider Wolfer Goldgrube Riesling Auslese GK 2011 En Vieillissement
Weingut Willi Schaefer Graacher Domprobst Riesling Auslese 2007 R1,300.00
Beerenauslese
Dr Loosen Riesling Beerenauslese (187ml) 2006 R850.00
Dr Loosen Riesling Beerenauslese (187ml) 2010 En Vieillissement
Weingut Vollenweider Kröver Steffensberg Riesling Beerenauslese 2011 En Vieillissement
Weingut Vollenweider Wolfer Goldgrube Riesling Beerenauslese 2010 En Vieillissement
Eiswein
Dr Loosen Blauschiefer Riesling Eiswein (375ml) 2009 R740.00
Nahe
Qualitätswein
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Frühlingsplätzchen Riesling Trocken 2011 R490.00
Schönleber
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling GG 2011 R905.00
Schönleber
Trocken
Weingut Dönnhoff Dellchen Riesling Trocken GG 2011 R680.00
Weingut Dönnhoff Felsenberg Felsentürmchen Riesling Trocken GG 2011 R650.00
Weingut Dönnhoff Hermannshöhle Riesling Trocken GG 2011 R725.00
Kabinett
Weingut Dönnhoff Oberhäuser Leistenberg Riesling Kabinett 2012 En Vieillissement
Spätlese
Weingut Dönnhoff Felsenberg Felsentürmchen Riesling Spätlese 2011 R474.00
Weingut Dönnhoff Niederhäuser Hermannshöhle Riesling Spätlese 2011 R640.00
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling Spätlese 2011 R545.00

Schönleber
Auslese
Weingut Dönnhoff Niederhäuser Hermannshöhle Riesling Auslese 2011 En Vieillissement
(375ml)
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Frühlingsplätzchen Riesling Auslese 2011 R820.00
Schönleber
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling Auslese 2011 R820.00
Schönleber
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling Auslese GK (375ml) 2005 R1,460.00
Schönleber
Beerenauslese
Weingut Dönnhoff Niederhäuser Hermannshöhle Riesling 2011 En Vieillissement
Beerenauslese (375ml)
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling Beerenauslese 2006 R1,735.00
Schönleber (375ml)
Weingut Kruger-Rumpf Münsterer Pittersberg Riesling Beerenauslese 2011 R1,500.00
Eiswein
Weingut Dönnhoff Oberhäuser Brücke Riesling Eiswein (375ml) 2011 R2,175.00
Weingut Emrich- Monzinger Halenberg Riesling Eiswein (375ml) 2010 En Vieillissement

Schönleber
Weingut Kruger-Rumpf Münsterer Pittersberg Riesling Eiswein (375ml) 2009 R1,300.00
Pfalz
Trocken
Weingut Christmann Deidesheimer Paradiesgarten Riesling Trocken 2012 R416.00
Weingut Christmann Gimmeldinger Biengarten Riesling Trocken 2011 R430.00
Weingut Christmann Gimmeldinger Kapellenberg Riesling Trocken 2011 R430.00
Weingut Christmann Königsbach Riesling Trocken 2012 R400.00
Weingut Christmann Königsbacher Ölberg Riesling Trocken 2012 R460.00
Weingut Christmann Ruppertsberg Riesling Trocken 2012 R375.00
Eiswein
Jorgensen's Distillery Pfalz Eiswein 1999 R650.00
Rheingau
Trocken
Hessische Rüdesheim Berg Schlossberg Spätburgunder GG 2012 R990.00
Staatsweingüter Kloster
Eberbach
Hessische Rüdesheimer Berg Schlossberg Riesling Großes 2010 R890.00
Staatsweingüter Kloster Gewächs
Eberbach
Auslese
Hessische Rüdesheim Berg Schlossberg Riesling Auslese 2006 R855.00
Staatsweingüter Kloster (375ml)
Eberbach
Rheinhessen
Trocken
Weingut Wittmann Kirchspiel Riesling Trocken GG 2012 R730.00
Weingut Wittmann Morstein Riesling Trocken GG 2011 R760.00
Weingut Wittmann Westhofener Riesling Trocken 2011 R430.00
L ocated on the Atlantic side of the continent Uruguay
is South America’s 4th biggest wine producer after
Argentina, Chile and Brazil. Its capital, Montevideo lies at
The Tannat grape was introduced into Uruguay in 1870
by Basque immigrants and has transformed itself into the
“national variety”, adapting itself perfectly to the local soil
approximately 35° south of the equator, as do Mendoza in and climate. Over 70% of varieties grown are red, with the
Argentina and Santiago in Chile; however Montevideo is key grape being Tannat. Other important international
approximately 1000 kilometres from the Andes. In fact, the varieties include Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet
two wine areas that Uruguay is most often compared with Franc and Syrah for reds, plus Sauvignon Blanc and
are Bordeaux, because of the Atlantic-influenced climate, Chardonnay for whites. There are small plantings of many
and New Zealand as they have a similar population and other varieties including Pinot Noir, Marzanne and Viognier.
some shared vineyard issues relating to high humidity as Uruguay boasts 16 official designated wine regions, none
well as the Uruguayan winemaker’s ambition to emulate of which restrict the type of grape variety allowed to be
the success of the New Zealand wine industry. grown. Tannat is grown in each of the 16 regions, and 90%
of Uruguayan wines are produced in the appellations of
There are around 9,000 hectares of vineyards, with the Montevideo, San Jose, Florida and Canelones. There also
largest concentration in the regions of Montevideo, San are some burgeoning sites in the northern areas of Salto
José and Canelones, within about an hour from the capital. and Cerro Chapeau.
More vineyard areas are located to the west, near the lovely •C
anelones and Montevideo - Canelones is the main wine
old town of Colonia del Sacramento and more scattered region, 15 miles north of Montevideo on the country’s
around the country including an interesting outpost in southern coast with the River Plate Estuary. 60% of
Rivera, on the northern border with Brazil. The vineyards Uruguay’s wine is grown here.
are generally like much of the country, on flat land or very •C
olonia - Colonia is in the south western corner of the
gently rolling hills. Uruguay is sunny, but much wetter than country across the River Plate from Buenos Aires.
Argentina, to its south. Whereas Argentina’s wine regions are •R
iviera - Riviera in the far north shares a boundary with
cooled by altitude, Uruguay’s are cooled by the cold south Brazil’s Campania area and as with Salta, the hotter, drier
Atlantic currents, much like the Bordeaux region, although climate is where Tannat was first planted and flourished.
warmer than the latter. Evenings are cool, slowing the •S
alta
ripening of the grapes. Over the past 20 years, considerable •S
an José
advances have been made in vineyard management,
especially changing the vine training systems to cope Nearly all wineries are small, family owned productions,
with the vigour/disease issues. To cope with humidity, resulting in unique, high quality wines with robust terroir.
historically many hybrid grape varieties have been grown, Low yield crops are favoured and harvesting done by
but in a drive to move away from quantity production to hand in nearly all cases. Trite but true: Uruguayan wine
quality production and increase export potential, there has offerings have such care in the bottle, that each seems to
been a big switch towards vinifera varieties. have “personality”!
Uruguay
Progreso
Bodegas Pisano EtXe Oneko Licor de Tannat 2007 R470.00
H ungarian wine has a history dating back to the Roman
times. The best-known wines are the white dessert wine
Tokay (Tokaji) and Bull’s Blood (Egri Bikavér), a full-bodied
centuries-old friendship between Poland and Hungary would
seem to support this conclusion.”
red wine. As for Egri Bikavér (Bull’s Blood of Eger), it is Hungary’s most
famous red wine and comes from the Eger wine region of
The Tokaji Wine region became a World Heritage site in 2002. Northern Hungary. According to legend, the name originates
The cultural landscape of Tokaji graphically demonstrates from the invasion of Suleiman the Magnificient around 1552.
the long tradition of wine production in this region of low “To motivate and support the small group of soldiers during the
hills and river valleys. The intricate pattern of vineyards, Siege of Eger castle they were served delicious food and a lot of
farms, villages and small towns with their historic networks red wine. Among the Turkish soldiers it was rumoured that bull’s
of deep wine cellars, illustrates every facet of the production blood was mixed into the red wine, as otherwise the strength
of the famous Tokaji wines; the quality and management of and firm resistance of the town and castle of Eger could not be
which have been strictly regulated for nearly three centuries. explained. Finally the enemy gave up.”
It is the world’s oldest botrytised wine.
Plains, hills and mountains diversify the country. The red
In 1703, Francis Rákóczi II, Prince of Transylvania, gave King sandstone and Pannon sand of the Balatonfelvidék area, or
Louis XIV of France Tokaji wines as a gift from his Tokaji the basalt tufa of the Tihany peninsula offer valuable and
estate. The Tokaji wine was served at the French Royal court remarkable soils for wine growing. Officially the country
at Versailles, where it became known as Tokay. Delighted has twenty-two wine regions; however these are grouped
with the precious beverage, Louis XV of France offered a into larger macro-regions, such as Alföld, Balaton, Southern
glass of Tokaji to Madame de Pompadour entitled Wine slopes of Bükk Mountain, Southern Transdanubia, Northern
of Kings, King of Wines - Vinum Regum, Rex Vinorum. This Transdanubia, Mátra and Tokaji. In the Northern wine regions
famous sentence is used to this day in marketing of Tokaji mostly white wines, while in the Southwestern and Southern
wines. Transdanubia region mainly red wines are produced.
Emperor Franz Josef had a tradition of sending Queen Homebred grape varieties include Furmint, Hárslevelü,
Victoria a gift of Tokaji Aszú wine every year on her birthday, Kéknyel, Juhfark, Királyleányka and Leányka. Widespread
one bottle for every month she had lived, twelve for each international varieties grown in Hungary are Cabernet
year. On her eighty-first and final birthday (1900), this Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay,
totaled an impressive 972 bottles. Tokaji wine has received Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Gris.
accolades from numerous great writers and composers
including, Beethoven, Liszt, Schubert, Goethe, Heinrich Tokaji is notable for its long warm autumns and mists that
Heine, Friedrich von Schiller, Bram Stoker, Johann Strauss come in from the River Bodrog, creating perfect conditions
and Voltaire. for noble rot. This can contribute towards creating the
botrytised (aszú) grapes for which the region is famous.
Pope Pius IV. (1499-1565) at the Council of Trient in 1562, These are individually picked as late as mid-November
exclaimed: Summum pontificem talia vina decent! (This is into buckets (puttonyos) and crushed to a paste. Varying
the type of wine that should be on the papal table). Gustav amounts of this aszú paste are then added to non-aszú
III, King of Sweden, loved Tokaji. In Russia, customers must or wine made from a mix of Furmint, Hárslevelü,
included Peter the Great and Empress Elizabeth of Russia. Muscat Blanc à Petits Grains, Kövérsz or Zéta grapes, and
A newspaper account of the 1933 wedding of Polish left to ferment. The resulting wine is then aged in relatively
president Ignacy Moscicki notes that toasts were made small barrels in a labyrinth of cellars in the soft volcanic
with 250-year-old wines, and goes on to say: “The wine, tuff, on whose walls thick blankets of fungus regulate the
if good, could only have been Essence of Tokay, and the humidity.
Hungary
Eger
Noszvaj
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Bikavér 2007 R132.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Bikavér Superior 2006 R250.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 R145.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Chardonnay Barrique 2010 R120.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Kékfrankos Válogatás 2006 R176.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Királyleányka 2010 R91.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Muskotály 2010 R118.00
Thummerer Vilmos Kékfrankos-Merlot Rozé 2011 R92.00
Thummerer Vilmos Október Végén (Late Harvest) 2008 R183.00
Thummerer Vilmos Vili Papa Cuvée 2006 R548.00
Tokaji
Abaújszántó
Pendits Aszú 4 Puttonyos (500ml) 2002 R457.00
Pendits Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 1988 R2,130.00
Pendits Aszú Essencia (375ml) 2006 R2,625.00
Pendits Cuvée Dialog 2009 R245.00
Pendits Furmint Single Vineyard Holdvölgy (375ml) 2006 R340.00
Pendits Furmint Single Vineyard Holdvölgy Dry 2006 R425.00
Pendits Furmint Single Vineyard Krakó 2006 R427.00
Pendits Furmint Single Vineyard Krakó 2011 R240.00
Pendits Furmint Quintessence (375ml) 2000 R1,497.00
Pendits Late Harvest Furmint (375ml) 2009 R305.00
Pendits Noble Late Harvest Furmint (500ml) 2011 R295.00
Pendits Tokaji Botrytis Selection (500ml) 1998 R470.00
Pendits Tokaji Botrytis Selection (500ml) 2000 R400.00
Pendits Tokaji Essencia (375ml) 1999 R7,360.00
Pendits Tokaji Essencia (375ml) 2000 R7,360.00
Pendits Tokaji Muskotály Dry 2007 R210.00
Pendits Zempléni Pinot Noir Rosé 2012 R210.00
Mád
István Szepsy Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 2005 R1,645.00
István Szepsy Cuvée 2007 R820.00
István Szepsy Furmint 2009 R326.00
István Szepsy Furmint Bányász 2013 R696.00
István Szepsy Furmint Hasznos 2013 R434.00
István Szepsy Furmint Nyúlászó 2011 R440.00
István Szepsy Furmint Szent Tamás Dry 2010 R830.00
István Szepsy Furmint Szent Tamás Dry 2013 R678.00
István Szepsy Furmint Szent Tamás Dulo 2009 R800.00
István Szepsy Furmint Úrágya 2011 R440.00
István Szepsy Furmint Úrágya 2013 R566.00
István Szepsy Furmint Urbán Dulo 2009 R620.00
István Szepsy Hárslevelu Király Dulo 2008 R367.00
István Szepsy Szepsy 2011 R570.00
István Szepsy Szamorodni (500ml) 2008 R670.00
István Szepsy Szamorodni (500ml) 2009 R680.00
Royal Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos (500ml) 2005 R960.00
Royal Tokaji Blue Label 5 Puttonyos (500ml) 1999 R900.00
Royal Tokaji Blue Label 5 Puttonyos (500ml) 2006 En Vieillissement
Rátka
Árvay Family Winery Aszú 5 Puttonyos (500ml) 2010 R688.00
Árvay Family Winery Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 1997 R1,753.00
Árvay Family Winery Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 2008 R588.00
Árvay Family Winery Chardonnay 2010 R195.00
Árvay Family Winery Édesem 2011 R180.00
Árvay Family Winery Istenhegy Furmint 2010 R238.00
Árvay Family Winery Köves Furmint 2009 R588.00
Árvay Family Winery Late Harvest Furmint 2010 R180.00
Árvay Family Winery Müzsa (500ml) 2011 R1,024.00
Árvay Family Winery Padihegy Furmint 2009 R355.00
Árvay Family Winery Szabi Furmint 2013 R232.00
Árvay Family Winery Ürágya Köves 2012 R688.00
Tarcal
Gróf Degenfeld Andante (375ml) 2008 R390.00
Gróf Degenfeld Andante (375ml) 2011 R478.00
Gróf Degenfeld Aszú 3 Puttonyos (500ml) 2008 R265.00
Gróf Degenfeld Aszú 5 Puttonyos (500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Gróf Degenfeld Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Gróf Degenfeld Furmint Dry 2012 R182.00
Gróf Degenfeld Furmint Méthode Classique 2011 R355.00
Gróf Degenfeld Furmint Off Dry 2013 R158.00
Gróf Degenfeld Furmint Selection 2011 R136.00
Gróf Degenfeld Hárslevelü Dry 2012 R192.00
Gróf Degenfeld Hárslevelu Semi-Sweet 2011 R110.00
Gróf Degenfeld Hárslevelu Semi-Sweet 2013 R138.00
Gróf Degenfeld Muscat Blanc 2011 R127.00
Gróf Degenfeld Szamorodni (500ml) 2008 R180.00
Gróf Degenfeld Tokaji Aszúeszencia (500ml) 1999 R2,182.00
Gróf Degenfeld Tokaji Natúreszencia (250ml) 1999 R2,975.00
Tokaj
Demeter Zoltán Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 2001 R1,430.00
Demeter Zoltán Aszú 6 Puttonyos (500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Demeter Zoltán Birtokbor Száraz Furmint 2012 R258.00
Demeter Zoltán Boda Furmint 2011 R427.00
Demeter Zoltán Cuvée Eszter (500ml) 2008 R600.00
Demeter Zoltán Cuvée Eszter (500ml) 2009 R715.00
Demeter Zoltán Cuvée Fobor 2006 R606.00
Demeter Zoltán Kakas Furmint 2011 R420.00
Demeter Zoltán Kakas Furmint 2012 R500.00
Demeter Zoltán Lapis Furmint 2009 R421.00
Demeter Zoltán Lapis Furmint 2011 R425.00
Demeter Zoltán Öszhegy Sárgamuskotály 2011 R420.00
Demeter Zoltán Öszhegy Sárgamuskotály 2013 R510.00
Demeter Zoltán Pezsgö 2011 R630.00
Demeter Zoltán Szerelmi Hárslevelü 2008 R421.00
Demeter Zoltán Veres Furmint 2009 R421.00
Patricius Winery Aszú 5 Puttonyos 2000 R620.00
Patricius Winery Katinka Late Harvest 2008 R275.00
Tolcsva
Oremus Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos 2000 R900.00
Oremus Tokaji Aszú 5 Puttonyos 2005 R1,198.00
Oremus Tokaji Eszencia (500ml) 2002 En Vieillissement
Oremus Tokaji Mandolas Cosecha 2007 R252.00
I f the phrase ‘triumphing against the odds’ applies to
winemakers anywhere in the world, then surely it is in
Lebanon. This resilient country is one of the oldest wine
varieties, with Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cinsaut,
Carignan and Grenache amongst the most popular for reds,
and Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Ugni Blanc, Semillon
producing areas in the world with the Phoenicians having and Colombard for whites. There are indigenous Lebanese
spread wine and viticulture throughout the Mediterranean. grape varieties too, for example Obaideh and Merwah.
The obstacles they face are not viticultural, for Lebanon is Obaideh is believed to be descended from Chardonnay,
a paradise for grape growing with its limestone soils, high whilst many think Semillon is an ancestor of Merwah.
altitude vineyards and near perfect climatic conditions.
But this tiny and strategic country sits in one of the world’s The majority of wine is produced in the western Bekaa
most troubled areas, however despite its deeply troubled Valley and the hills above Zahlé on Mount Lebanon, but
recent political history, an annual production of around some producers are experimenting with new terroir –
600,000 cases has been maintained. notably in Batroun and Jezzine, as well as areas in the
eastern Bekaa Valley.
Whilst one might imagine a picture of a deeply depressed
and downtrodden nation; huge optimism and a •B
ekaa Valley - Dominated by two large mountain ranges
determination to get on with business surges passionately that run the length of the country, the coastal Lebanon
through the veins of the Lebanese people. One ambitious range and interior Anti-Lebanon Range, in between the
young winemaker stated that: “We have a war every three two ranges lays the Bekaa Valley. The Bekaa floor is at over
or four years. In many ways each one brings only fresh 900 metres, with most vineyards planted between 1000
determination to move on. Even if there is another war, and 1200 metres. Soils in the Bekaa tend to be on a base
we will emerge energised by it, with even more sense of of limestone, topped by clay or loam, occasionally with
urgency.” lots of stones and gravel or in other places rich terra rossa.
In Baalbek, the ancient Greek city in the Bekaa Valley, the
Lebanon lies at the eastern end of the Mediterranean, just majority of vines are grown.
north of Israel and west of Syria. The Lebanon Mountains to
the west run the length of the country, while on the eastern •M
ount Lebanon (Beirut) – The area around the capital
border lies the Anti-Lebanon range. The main vine growing Beirut, the vineyards on the Mount Lebanon terroir are
area of the Bekaa Valley lies between the two. still fairly young but have risen in importance over the
past few years with the introduction of several young
The history of winemaking in Lebanon goes back thousands winemakers to the industry.
of years, but the modern era began in 1857 with the arrival
of Jesuits from France who established the estate known •B
atroun - Towards the coast way to the north, the hills
as Château Ksara. They planted Cinsault, trained in free- of Batroun are home to several boutique wineries where
standing ‘gobolet’ bushes – the goblet-shaped canopy winemakers are working together in an effort to promote
of the leaves protected the grapes from sun and helped this previously unknown wine region.
retain moisture.
• J ezzine - There are also several established players around
Lebanese vineyards are planted mostly with French grape Jezzine to the south.
Lebanon
Bekaa Valley
Chateau Musar Grand Vin Blanc 2005 R800.00
Chateau Musar Grand Vin Rouge 2004 R900.00
Chateau Musar Grand Vin Rouge 2005 R920.00
Chateau Musar Musar Jeune Rouge 2010 R400.00
T he rich history of Portugal is firmly intertwined with its
wines, especially its most famous wine, Port. From the
ancient cities of Lisbon and Porto to small medieval towns
red and white wines, right alongside the highly traditional
production of Port wines. Table wines continue to play an
important role as well. Increased investment, improved
and Roman ruins, the past is still alive today in modern viticultural techniques and modernization of the industry
Portugal. are yielding exciting results.
Although Portugal’s wine history dates back to the Romans, Portugal has long been a world leader in the production and
it was not until the early nineteenth century that the wine export of wine. Of Portugal’s eleven major wine regions, the
we know today as Port came into existence. Portugal’s Douro is by far the most significant to fine wine production.
table wine had already been in high demand since the But another more modern success story in Portugal has to
mid-seventeenth century, primarily by the British. To make do with simple, sweet Rosé table wines that are sold under
rustic Portuguese wines more stable and palatable, small brand names like Mateus and Lancers. Although the heyday
amounts of brandy were added to barrels of wine before of simple Rosés may have passed, they remain popular
shipment. Eventually British companies began investing worldwide and between these wines and Port, account for
in the area and perfected the process of adding brandy roughly 70% of Portuguese wine exports.
during fermentation, rather than after it, which preserved
the distinctive fruity red wine flavours that were unique to What is unique about Portugal is the very large number (500
Portugal’s Douro Valley region. and upwards) of indigenous grape varietals. Even most wine
experts are unfamiliar with the grapes that produce Port,
The remote Portuguese island colony of Madeira developed Madeira or any other Portuguese wine.
wine as an important trading commodity too, but its unusual
evolution came about from long sea travel at high heat, Older vineyards are planted with multiple grape varietals
essentially baking the wine. Eventually a combination of heat and as a result, sometimes these field blends are so varied
and fortification techniques developed Madeira’s grapes into that identifying all of the grapes isn’t possible. When
the final version of the sweet wine enjoyed today. new vineyards are created, single plantings are now the
norm. As modernization continues, Portugal is proving
In recent years something of a small revolution has occurred that in spite of a long history of contributions it still has
in the Douro region in terms of developing modern-style dry undiscovered potential.
Portugal
Alentejo
White Blends
Herdade do Mouchão Dom Rafael Branco 2013 R127.00
Herdade do Mouchão Dom Rafael Branco 2014 R127.00
Niche Red Varieties

Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão Tonel 3-4 (1500ml) 2008 En Vieillissement
Red Blends
Herdade do Esporão Monte Velho Tinto 2011 R162.00
Herdade do Mouchão Dom Rafael Tinto 2012 R164.00
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão 2009 R568.00
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão 2010 R568.00
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão (1500ml) 2008 R1,224.00
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão Colheitas Antigas (1500ml) 2003 R1,960.00
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão Tonel 3-4 (3000ml) 2001 R6,796.00
Herdade do Mouchão Ponte das Canas 2011 R290.00
Herdade do Mouchão Ponte das Canas (1500ml) 2009 R588.00
Fortified Wines
Herdade do Mouchão Mouchão Licoroso 2009 R327.00
Dăo
Quinta Das Maias Malvasia Fina 2013 R155.00
Quinta de Saes Reserva Encruzado 2013 R218.00
Quinta Dos Roques Encruzado 2013 En Vieillissement
White Blends
Quinta da Pellada Primus White 2011 R520.00
Quinta de Saes Branco 2013 R136.00
Niche Red Varieties
Quinta Das Maias Jaen 2011 En Vieillissement
Quinta dos Carvalhais Tinta Roriz 2003 R560.00
Touriga Naçional
Quinta dos Carvalhais Touriga Naçional 2000 R560.00
Quinta Dos Roques Touriga Naçional 2010 En Vieillissement
Red Blends
Quinta da Pellada Pape Red 2010 R520.00
Quinta da Pellada Tinto 2011 R520.00
Quinta de Saes Estágio Prolongado Reserva 2011 R220.00
Quinta de Saes Tinto 2011 R145.00
Quinta dos Carvalhais Duque de Viseu Tinto 2009 R157.00
Quinta Dos Roques Reserva 2011 En Vieillissement
Quinta Dos Roques Vinho Tinto 2011 R155.00
Noble Late Harvest

Quinta dos Carvalhais Colheita Tardia (375ml) 2007 R340.00
Douro
Quinta do Vallado Moscatel Galego Branco 2013 R155.00
White Blends
Niepoort Redoma Branco 2012 R228.00
Niepoort Redoma Branco 2014 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Redoma Reserva Branco 2012 R460.00
Niepoort Tiara Branco 2012 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Tiara Branco (1500ml) 2010 R720.00
Niepoort Tiara Branco (1500ml) 2012 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Tiara Branco (1500ml) 2013 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Crasto Branco 2013 R134.00
Quinta do Crasto Superior White 2014 R216.00
Quinta do Vallado Reserva Branco 2013 R320.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Branco 2013 R106.00
Shiraz
Quinta do Crasto Superior Syrah 2013 En Vieillissement
Niche Red Varieties

Quinta do Crasto Tinta Roriz 2009 R632.00
Quinta do Crasto Tinta Roriz 2011 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vallado Sousão 2012 R352.00
Touriga Naçional
Quinta do Crasto Touriga Naçional 2009 R632.00
Quinta do Crasto Touriga Naçional 2011 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vallado Touriga Naçional 2012 R352.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Quinta do Ataíde Reserva Red 2010 R404.00
Red Blends
Casa Ferreirinha Quinta da Leda 2008 R765.00
Casa Ferreirinha Reserva Especial 1984 R1,400.00
Caves Messias Quinta do Cachão D.O.C. Unoaked 2009 R160.00
Niepoort Batuta 2008 R995.00
Niepoort Charme Tinto 2008 R976.00
Niepoort Charme Tinto 2012 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Charme Tinto (1500ml) 2010 R2,289.00
Niepoort Redoma Tinto 2003 R550.00
Niepoort Redoma Tinto (1500ml) 2009 R1,170.00
Niepoort Robustus 2008 R1,106.00
Niepoort Robustus 2009 R1,106.00
Niepoort Turris 2012 R1,910.00
Niepoort Vertente 2009 R245.00
Niepoort Vertente (1500ml) 2005 R636.00
Niepoort Vertente (1500ml) 2012 R680.00
Prats & Symington Chryseia 2009 R956.00
Prats & Symington Chryseia 2011 R956.00
Prats & Symington Chryseia 2012 En Vieillissement
Prats & Symington Post Scriptum 2011 R294.00
Prats & Symington Prazo de Roriz 2010 R200.00
Quinta do Crasto Douro Red 2012 R154.00
Quinta do Crasto Douro Red 2013 R154.00
Quinta do Crasto Old Vines Reserva 2007 R320.00
Quinta do Crasto Old Vines Reserva 2012 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Crasto Old Vines Reserva 2013 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Crasto Old Vines Reserva (1500ml) 2011 R535.00
Quinta do Crasto Old Vines Reserva (1500ml) 2013 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Crasto Roquette & Cazes (1500ml) 2012 R596.00
Quinta do Crasto Superior Red 2012 R216.00
Quinta do Crasto Superior Red 2013 R216.00
Quinta do Crasto Superior Red (1500ml) 2013 R500.00
Quinta do Crasto Vinha da Ponte 2012 R1,938.00
Quinta do Crasto Vinha Maria Teresa 2011 R1,750.00
Quinta do Crasto Vinha Maria Teresa 2013 R1,938.00
Quinta do Vallado Adelaide Tinto 2012 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vallado Reserva Field Blend Tinto 2012 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vallado Tinto 2012 R155.00
Quinta do Vesuvio Pombal do Vesuvio 2009 R280.00
Quinta do Vesuvio Tinto 2009 R700.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Quinta do Ataíde Organic Red 2012 R188.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Tinto 2012 R134.00
Madeira
Malvasia
Henriques & Henriques Malvasia 10 Year Old Nv R396.00
Vinhos Barbeito Malvasia 20 Year Old - Ribeiro Real Nv R1,840.00
Vinhos Barbeito Malvasia 20 Years Old - Lot 14050 Nv R1,907.00
Vinhos Barbeito Malvasia Colheita Single Cask 224 d+e 2000 R425.00
Vinhos Barbeito Malvasia Old Reserve Sweet 10 Years Old Nv R455.00
Vinhos Barbeito Malvasia Sweet 40 Year - Mãe Manuela Nv R3,800.00
Verdelho
Henriques & Henriques Verdelho 10 Year Old Nv R396.00
Vinhos Barbeito Verdelho Old Reserve Medium Dry 10 Year Old Nv R455.00
Boal
Henriques & Henriques Boal 10 Year Old Nv R396.00
Vinhos Barbeito Boal 20 Years Old - Ribeiro Real Nv R1,910.00
Vinhos Barbeito Boal Old Reserve Medium Sweet 10 Years Old Nv R455.00
Sercial
Henriques & Henriques Sercial 10 Year Old Nv R396.00
Vinhos Barbeito Sercial Old Reserve Dry 10 Years Old Nv R455.00
Terrantez
Henriques & Henriques Terrantez 20 Year Old Nv R975.00
Tinta Negra Mole

Henriques & Henriques Fine Rich Single Harvest (500ml) 1995 R400.00
Henriques & Henriques Fine Rich Single Harvest (500ml) 1997 R375.00
Henriques & Henriques Medium Rich Single Harvest (500ml) 1998 R355.00
Vinhos Barbeito Dry 3 Years Old Nv R125.00
Vinhos Barbeito Island Rich Reserva Sweet 5 Years Old Nv R144.00
Vinhos Barbeito Rainwater Dry 3 Years Old Nv R125.00
Vinhos Barbeito Rainwater Medium Dry 5 Years Old Nv R144.00
Vinhos Barbeito Single Harvest Colheita Medium Dry 2003 R280.00
Vinhos Barbeito Veramar Medium Sweet 5 Years Old Nv R144.00
Field Blend
Henriques & Henriques Medium Dry 3 Year Old Nv R135.00
Vintage Madeira
Henriques & Henriques Century Malmsey Solera 1900 R17,275.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Boal 1954 R5,635.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Boal 1957 R4,960.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Malvasia 1954 R5,635.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Terrantez 1954 R8,140.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Terrantez 1976 R5,135.00
Henriques & Henriques Vintage Verdelho 1934 R11,270.00
Vinhos Barbeito Frasqueira Sercial 1978 R2,750.00
Vinhos Barbeito Frasqueira Verdelho 1992 R2,540.00
Porto
Port
10 Year Old Tawny
Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R404.00
Graham's 10 Year Old Tawny Port (4500ml) Nv R766.00
Niepoort 10 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R480.00
Quinta do Vallado 10 Years Old Tawny (500ml) Nv R286.00
20 Year Old Tawny

Borges Porto Ranção 20 Anos Nv R935.00
Cockburn's 20 Year Old Tawny Port (500ml) Nv R404.00
Graham's 20 Year Old Tawny Port (4500ml) Nv R3,000.00
Taylor's 20 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R1,162.00
Warre's Otima 20 Year Old Tawny Port (500ml) Nv R436.00
30 Year Old Tawny
Caves Messias Tawny 30 Anos Nv R1,100.00
Graham's 30 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R1,536.00
Niepoort 30 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R2,050.00
Quinta do Vallado 30 Years Old Tawny (500ml) Nv R1,074.00
40 Year Old Tawny

Caves Messias Tawny Plus 40 Anos Nv R1,688.00
Graham's 40 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R2,530.00
Quinta do Vallado 40 Years Old Tawny (500ml) Nv R1,600.00
Colheita
Graham's Commemorative Bottling Colheita Port (4500ml) 1982 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Colheita Port 1963 R5,640.00
Niepoort Colheita Port 1999 R655.00
Niepoort Colheita Port 2005 En Vieillissement
Crusted
Graham's Crusted Port 2007 R324.00
Niepoort Crusted Port 2011 R280.00
Garrafeira
Niepoort Garrafeira Port 1940 R11,800.00
Niepoort Garrafeira Port 1964 R9,000.00
Late Bottled Vintage

Graham's Late Bottled Vintage Port 2008 R216.00
Quinta do Crasto Late Bottled Vintage Porto 2008 R198.00
Ramos Pinto Porto LBV 2004 R390.00
Warre's Late Bottled Vintage Port 2003 R358.00
Ruby
Sandeman Fine Ruby Port Nv R240.00
Single Quinta
Cockburn's Quinta dos Canais Vintage Port 2006 En Vieillissement
Dow's Quinta da Senhora da Ribeira Vintage Port 2013 En Vieillissement
Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos Vintage Port 2001 R85.00
Warre's Quinta Da Cavadinha Vintage Port 1998 R494.00
Warre's Quinta Da Cavadinha Vintage Port 2001 R494.00
Single Bottling
Graham's Six Grapes Reserve Port Nv R264.00
Tawny
Ferreira Superior Tawny Port Nv R495.00
Graham's Single Harvest Tawny Port 1969 R3,205.00
Graham's Single Harvest Tawny Port 1972 R5,700.00
Vintage
Cockburn's Vintage Port 2003 R570.00
Cockburn's Vintage Port 2011 En Vieillissement
Dow's Vintage Port 1985 R300.00
Dow's Vintage Port 2011 En Vieillissement
Dow's Vintage Port (1500ml) 1977 R3,555.00
Dow's Vintage Port in Tappit Hen 1977 R13,990.00
Graham's Vintage Port 1970 R2,300.00
Graham's Vintage Port 1977 R1,680.00
Graham's Vintage Port 1983 R408.00
Graham's Vintage Port 2000 En Vieillissement
Graham's Vintage Port (1500ml) 1977 R4,572.00
Niepoort Bioma Vinha Vellha Vintage Port 2008 R1,330.00
Niepoort Bioma Vinha Velha Vintage Port 2009 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Bioma Vinha Velha Vintage Port 2011 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Pisca Vintage Port 2007 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Secundum Vintage Port 2003 R655.00
Niepoort Vintage Port 1970 R6,950.00
Niepoort Vintage Port 2007 En Vieillissement
Niepoort Vintage Port (1500ml) 2005 R3,035.00
Niepoort Vintage Port (1500ml) 2009 En Vieillissement
Real Companhia Velha Vintage Port 1967 R3,600.00
Warre's Vintage Port 1963 R3,880.00
Warre's Vintage Port 2000 R616.00
Warre's Vintage Port 2003 En Vieillissement
Warre's Vintage Port 2011 En Vieillissement
Warre's Vintage Port (1500ml) 1977 R3,366.00
Quinta do Crasto Vintage Port 2010 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vallado Adelaide Vintage Port 2011 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Port 1989 R1,410.00
Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Port 2006 En Vieillissement
Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Port (1500ml) 1998 R2,845.00
Quinta do Vesuvio Vintage Port (1500ml) 1999 R2,845.00
White
Ferreira Superior White Port 1997 R495.00
Vinho Verde
Quinta da Aveleda Alvarinho Colheita Seleccionada Vinho Verde 2011 R171.00
A ustria is, by world standards, a tiny wine producing
nation with only some 1% of world output. Wine has
been made here for at least three millennia and today
Kremstal: A region lying along the banks of the Danube,
bordering on the East of Wachau and centred on the town
of Krems. One of the oldest wine centers in Austria, Krems
Austria produces world-class dry white wines that are widely has always been associated with wine, and its’ mediaeval
praised by the wine press the world over. character has been very well preserved. Today one can stroll
through its narrow romantic streets, taking in the Gothic,
There are also serious reds being made by talented growers Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. The Kremstal
who take their lead from Burgundy and Bordeaux, and some produce wines dominated by Grüner Veltliner and Riesling,
of the best sweet wines on earth. Austria has its own range with characteristics not unlike those of the Wachau. In
of unique grape varietals, and these will be found in all addition to the reputed whites, Kremstal wines also include
styles of wine. Austria offers possibly the most flexible and some very good reds.
food-friendly whites in the entire world, some of the world’s
best Pinot Blanc’s, fascinating indigenous red varieties such Weinviertel: Located in the Northeastern part of Austria,
as Zweigelt, Saint Laurent and Blaufränkisch, which create near to the border with the Czech & Slovak Republics. This
medium to heavyweight wines that is great with food, and is the largest winegrowing region in Austria, with more than
have unique tastes and fantastic aromas. 15 000 hectares of vineyards, the principal grape varieties
grown being Grüner Veltliner and Welschriesling, although
Here you will also find a dynamic and youthful winemaking other white varieties such as Riesling, Weissburgunder
culture. Growers are not afraid to experiment in the quest and Chardonnay are also grown. Reds too are made from
for quality with some of the best sweet wines on the face Zweigelt and Blauer Portugieser. The region has many
of the earth, from one of the most remarkable places in charming wine villages and towns, many with Kellergassen,
the world for botrytis-affected wine - the Neusiedlersee. streets lined with cellars resembling stuccoed houses.
There is also a rich history in Austria, great depth of culture,
heartbreakingly beautiful scenery, quaint villages, baroque Kamptal: This is the picturesque region around Langenlois,
architecture, good food, and of course the Heurigen, which Austria’s largest wine town which is located to the West of
combine to make it a refined wine-tourism destination. Vienna, and which takes its name from the river Kamp. The
primary grape varieties are Grüner Veltliner and Riesling.
Austria is divided into four main winegrowing regions: Winegrowing history here goes back a long way; the local
museum in Langenlois has exhibits showing that this region
Wachau: A region along the banks of the Danube at the has been populated by man since the stone age and the
Eastern end of the larger region known as Niederösterriech Heiligenstein vineyard is mentioned in the Zwettl Abbey
(Lower Austria). Undoubtedly one of the most treasured of register of 1280, which refers to it as Hellenstein, or hell
Austria’s winegrowing areas, the Wachau produces some stone, on a mountain where the sun burns like hell.
of the best white wines in Austria, including world-class
Rieslings and some of the best Grüner Veltliners you will ever Vienna is the only major capital city in the world with
taste. Not only are the wines sublime, but the countryside significant wine production nearby. The vines still extend,
too is beautiful, with apricot orchards and steep terraced into parts of the city itself, as they have done for hundreds
vineyards on both sides of the river melting harmoniously of years. Today, in and around Vienna are some 680 hectares
into mediaeval villages. There are ancient castles, including of vines, planted mainly on slate, gravel, loam and loess
the Hinterhaus at Spitz and a fortress at Dürnstein, where soils. Main varieties grown are Grüner Veltliner, Pinot Blanc,
Richard the Lionheart was held in the 12th century. This is Chardonnay, Riesling, Zweigelt, and Cabernet Sauvignon.
indeed winemaking country par excellence. Most of the wine is destined for the city’s Heurigen.
Austria
Burgenland
Weinlaubenhof Alois Cuvée Eiswein (375ml) 1999 R350.00
Kracher
Willi Opitz Goldackerl Beerenauslese Limited Edition 2004 R375.00
Willi Opitz Muskat Ottonel 2004 R275.00
Willi Opitz Opitz One Strohwein (375ml) 2000 R575.00
Weinviertel
Weingut Gruber Röschitz Galgenburg St. Laurent and Pinot Noir 2010 R356.00
M exican missionaries planted the first grape vines in
Californian soil in the late 1700’s. This first grape vine
was an early Mexican variety that became known as the
California’s wine industry was temporarily corked during
the Wartime Prohibition Act in 1919. A few wineries were
able to survive by obtaining permits to make wines used
Mission grape. This was the most prominent grape variety for sacramental or medicinal purposes or to make non-
in California until 1880. Jean-Louis Vignes is credited with beverage products such as vinegar. Other vineyards were
planting the first European wine grapes in Los Angeles able to survive by a loophole in the law that allowed private
in 1833. Originally from Bordeaux, France and trained in homes to make 200 gallons of grape juice from native vines
oenology in Paris, he established the first commercial winery for personal consumption. As a result, many citizens made
in California and was also the first to export wine. wines from the Zinfandel grape.
In the 1850’s and 1860’s, a bold and creative Hungarian Prohibition was repealed on December 5, 1933, but by that
soldier, merchant and political exile named Agoston time the damage had been done. Under prohibition’s reign,
Haraszthy settled in Wisconsin. After owning various U.S. wine production had dropped by 94 percent. After
businesses across the United States, he moved to California prohibition’s repeal the quality of wine was very poor, and
and began planting grape vines. He went on to collaborate numerous books and articles were published speaking to
with the American government and import over 165 cuttings American’s about the proper way to serve, consume and pair
from some of the best European vineyards to California. wine.
Haraszthy also dug caves for cellaring at his own personal In 1938, Georges de Latour, founder of Beaulieu Vineyards,
financial expense, promoted hillside planting, suggested hired winemaker Andre Tchelistcheff. Tchelistcheff
the use of redwood for barrels when oak was not available revolutionized American winemaking by introducing small
and founded the Buena Vista Winery in an area of Sonoma French Oak barrel aging, cold fermentation, vineyard frost
called Valley of the Moon. prevention and malolactic fermentation.
With Haraszthy’s help, Prussian immigrant Charles Krug was In the 1950’s and 1960’s, California wines were very
able to establish Napa Valley’s first commercial winery in tannic and almost black in colour. During that time, Frank
1861. In 1863, tragedy struck the European wine industry Schoonmaker began promoting the idea of labelling wines
when an outbreak of Phylloxera destroyed nearly all the using the varietal name rather than mimicking the European
vineyards in Europe. After the Phylloxera epidemic, Europe’s tradition of labelling by region. Up until then, Californian
wine industry went into a decline. Meanwhile, the American wine had borrowed its names from famous regions such as
wine industry began to boom. Burgundy and Chablis.
In 1879, Captain Gustave Niebaum established Inglenook Robert Mondavi was one of the first to begin labeling his
Winery in Rutherford, California and became the first winery to wines by varietal. In 1965, Robert Mondavi left his family’s
produce Bordeaux-style wines, which won gold medals at the Charles Krug estate and founded his own winery in Oakville,
World’s Fair of 1889 in Paris. Large quantities of American wine California. After that, winery numbers began to grow again
began to be exported around the world to locations including in California, especially around Napa Valley. Today, the
Australia, Central America, England, Germany and Asia. California wine industry is more popular than ever.
America
California
Concannon Vineyard Petite Sirah 1993 R700.00
The Buddhists say that life is suffering. The capitalists say demand for Chilean wine, causing a dramatic drop in
that life is a struggle. The communists say that life is a team the price of grapes. About half of the Chilean vines were
effort. But the Chileans say that life is beautiful. Chilean wine uprooted. The political climate of the time was another
history began with the arrival of Spanish conquerors. In the factor that weakened the Chilean wine industry.
mid-sixteenth century, the missionaries introduced the
vines to produce wine for Catholic mass rituals. Spanning a formidable length of 2 700 miles, Chile is the
poster child for geographic isolation. With the frigid Antarctic
It is believed that the first vineyards in Chile were planted by ice off its Southern border, a desert off the Northern one,
Francisco de Aguirre Copiapó in northern Chile while Diego and its heart squeezed between the Pacific Ocean on the
Garcia de Caceres first planted vines in 1554 in Santiago. Western border and the epic Andes on the Eastern border,
The grapes from the Santiago area were used in the mass it is quite literally a cradle for the choicest wine growing
production of wine, according to records dating back to conditions on the planet.
1555. During the next one hundred years the cultivation of
vines and wine production moved South, reaching beyond In fact, the isolation has fostered a wine growing environment
the Bio Bio River. in which little or no pesticides need to be used to ward off
grape eating predators, an achievement that speaks most
In 1830, Frenchman Claude Gay convinced the Chilean notably when Chile can claim along with Argentina to be
government of the need to create a state agricultural station one of only two countries in the world to not have been
to be called Quinta Normal Agriculture. Most varieties of afflicted by the lethal Phylloxera pest. To add insult to injury,
grapes grown in Italy and France were imported to the the grape-growing environment is so favourable, and the
Fifth for wine production and consumption. In 1850 the land and labour so cheap, that Chilean wine has developed
Fifth Normal had more than 40 000 vines and 70 different a reputation for having the best value to price ratios on the
varieties of grapes. With the arrival of Bordeaux varieties, market.
Chilean wine history enters the modern era of winemaking.
In perhaps the most precocious growth spurt in winemaking
In 1851 Don Silvestre Ochagavía Echazarreta brought some history, Chile went from wines that were nothing of note to
of the most classic varieties known from France to plant their wines that were first class in less than ten years. Vineyard
land in Talagante. Ochagavía introduced varieties such as establishments in Spain, Italy and the United States were
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Sauvignon, Semillon ready to invest heavily when conditions were ripe, resulting
and Riesling. These would be the basis for the beginning of in an amazing number of Chilean vineyards having the most
the modern wine industry in Chile. up-to-date facilities around. As if the perfect winegrowing
climate wasn’t enough.
World War II marked the beginning of a decline in the Chilean
wine industry. The industry entered a period of recess, which These investments in the best equipment as well as select
lasted until the 1980’s. In 1980 the country had a total of 106 French and American oak barrels helped give a boost to
000 hectares of vineyards in production, an area similar to winemakers that were already chomping at the bit to take
that of 1938; however, the country’s population had nearly advantage of the wine growing climate and make some
doubled over the same period. truly notable wines. Some places are just born to be great,
but the beauty of it in this case is that the rest of us can enjoy
In the 1970’s and 1980’s there was a decline in domestic it at a great value!
Chile
Central Valley - Rapel
Concha y Toro - Casillero Sauvignon Blanc Reserva 2009 R110.00
del Diablo
Cono Sur Gewürtztraminer 1996 R300.00
Elqui Valley
Viña San Pedro Castillo De Molina Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R155.00
Limarí Valley
Concha y Toro - Marques Chardonnay 2009 R235.00
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Marques Pinot Noir 2011 R295.00
de Casa Concha
Maipo Valley
Concha y Toro Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R1,220.00
Concha y Toro Gravas del Maipo Syrah 2008 R2,200.00
Concha y Toro - Casillero Cabernet Sauvignon - Syrah Reserva Privada 2006 R110.00
del Diablo
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Marques Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R295.00
de Casa Concha
Santa Alicia Millantu 2005 R470.00
Viña Almaviva SA Almaviva 2008 R2,200.00
Maule Valley
Concha y Toro - Casillero Gewürztraminer Reserva 2008 R110.00
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Casillero Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest Reserva 2006 R120.00
del Diablo
Rapel Valley
Concha y Toro Carmín de Peumo Carménère 2007 R2,200.00
Concha y Toro - Casillero Carménère Reserva 2010 R113.50

del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Casillero Malbec 2009 R110.00
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Marques Carménère 2009 R295.00
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Marques Merlot 2009 R295.00
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Terrunyo Carménère Block 27 2007 R464.00
A rgentina has produced and consumed wines for about
two hundred years. This tradition began when the
Spanish settlers brought the first specimens of Vitis Vinifera
The first stocks came from Chile and later Pouget brought
stocks directly from France, which he planted in the area
dedicated to the Agrarian Plots and the Model Winery
to the Americas in the Sixteenth Century. The Catholic priests built in 1902. The latter was the first specialized institution
who arrived in these lands planted vineyards near their for teaching agrarian techniques, while focusing on
monasteries, to ensure a constant supply of the sacramental winemaking. The first Argentine oenologists graduated from
wine used in the celebration of mass. The Jesuits appreciated there and the building is now part of the country’s historic
the local regional wines since they considered those wines: and cultural heritage.
“Very generous and strong, able to tolerate long journeys
without spoiling”. Mendoza already stood out as a winemaking area and
the opening of the railway in 1885 greatly contributed to
The Vitis Vinifera developed at an accelerated pace thanks to improve its status. The 1 100 km railroads connected the
the optimum climatic and soil conditions prevailing in the province to the port in Buenos Aires and greatly reduced
lands adjacent to the Andes. For many years, wine was made transportation problems while increasing the flow of trade.
using primitive and rudimentary production techniques. Production rose and the wines made in Mendoza became
popular in the main cities.
However, in the Nineteenth Century, the European
Immigrants brought with them new cultivation techniques Cabernet, Malbec, Pinot Noir, Sémillon, Merlot and
and other grape varieties. Moreover, the Andes Mountains Chardonnay are varieties that thrived in the ideal
and the Río Colorado Valley provided the perfect habitat for environment that they had found, which explain the origin
their cultivation. During late 19th century, the Province of of the first Argentine wines. The Champenoise method
Mendoza was at the heart of the wine industry’s expansion. produced exquisite and subtle sparkling wines. Argentina is
Although it’s rich lands and the construction of rail links a strip of a country that runs North South with the Northern
to Buenos Aires gave Mendoza a privileged position, the region bordering Bolivia, Brazil, and Uruguay. The country
expansion also included other Andean provinces like San almost wedges Chile into the Pacific with the only buffer
Juan, Catamarca, Salta and La Rioja. between the two being the high Andes. The country ends at
the Southernmost tip of the world.
The families that had arrived from Europe settled in those
provinces, planting new grape varieties and bringing There are seven major wine regions to consider: Jujuy, Salta,
with them their long-established tradition of wine- San Juan, La Rioja, Catamarca and Patagonia. Patagonia is
production. The first Malbec vine stocks were brought to that long undeveloped and untamed region in the Southern
Mendoza around 1860, which meant a great change in regions where the pampas envelops the terrain and the
the winemaking activity since only Creole vines had been Gauchos howl at the moon in Spanish. It’s also the fastest
cultivated in the country until then. Nevertheless, due to the growing region in Argentina that is still relatively unknown
poor technology used, it was not until the 19th century that in the world. However, you can set all of these regions aside;
significant changes in the quality of the product were made. the one to consider that dominates the wine on export
Towards 1850, the French agronomist Michele Aimé Pouget shelves around the world is Mendoza. It’s the Napa Valley,
arrived in Mendoza. His arrival had a significant impact since the Medoc, the Chianti, the Barossa and the Ribera del Duero
he introduced French varieties of higher oenological quality. of Argentina.
Argentina
Mendoza
Bodega Catena Zapata Vista Flores Malbec 2010 R376.00
Finca Flichman Gestos Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R166.44
Finca Flichman Gestos Malbec 2008 R167.00
Finca Flichman Gestos Shiraz 2007 R170.00
Finca Flichman Misterio Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 R235.00
Finca Flichman Misterio Malbec 2013 R235.00
Finca Flichman Misterio Shiraz 2012 R235.00
T he first known record of successful European grape
production in Australia dates back to 1791, when Watkin
Tench wrote: “On 24th January two bunches of grapes were
Clare Valley, and Coonawarra), Victoria (e.g. Swan Hill, Yarra
Valley, Rutherglen) and New South Wales (e.g. Hunter Valley,
Mudgee, Riverina) produce most of Australia’s wine, with
cut in the Governor’s garden from cuttings of vines brought Tasmania, Queensland (e.g. South Burnett, Stanthorpe)
three years before from the Cape of Good Hope.” and Southwest Western Australia (e.g. Margaret River, Swan
District) also contributing well-recognized products. But it is
The Governor’s garden was located in what is now one of not unusual to find a working, productive vineyard almost
the busiest streets in Sydney’s Macquarie Street. Commercial anywhere in Australia. In fact, even Alice Springs, in the dry
vineyards for wine production were well established in most red centre of the country, boasts a boutique vineyard.
States by 1850 and Settlers were encouraged to plant the
vines. Soon they established vineyards in New South Wales, As wine has become more popular in Australian society, it
Tasmania, Western Australia, Victoria and finally South has become a part of the culture. Wine festivals are also a
Australia between 1820 and 1840. feature of cultural life in the major wine producing regions
of Australia. The largest such festival is the biennial Tasting
After the First World War, vines were planted in various Australia, but almost every wine growing region and state
soldier settlements that temporarily increased production. has an annual wine festival where local wine, food and
Overproduction and lower prices for some grape varieties culture can be sampled.
however meant that some vineyards couldn’t compete
economically and many vineyards collapsed. In 1925, the Home to many world renowned research and educational
British government allowed preferential duty for Empire facilities, Australia’s next generation of winemakers and
wines, which meant that Australia could economically viticulturists have the sound technical skills necessary to
export fortified wines. allow unbridled expression of their creative spirit in an
international market. Nearly 160 years ago, from modest
Interestingly as early as 1925, the legendary Maurice O’Shea beginnings and 30 acres of land in South Australia’s Barossa,
had been quietly championing table wine at his Mount the winery named Yalumba - an aboriginal word meaning all
Pleasant vineyard in the Hunter Valley. A master blender, the land around, has grown in size and stature - embodying
O’Shea’s finely crafted table wines were unprecedented all that has made the Australian wine success story.
in Australia at the time. Twenty-six years later, Penfold’s
pioneering winemaker Max Schubert experimented with Though the founder Samuel Smith was English, an important
his first vintage of Grange – the iconic dry red destined to early winegrower influence in the Barossa was the German
become Australia’s most lauded wine. immigrants who settled the area. Scattered amongst the
Lutheran churches and villages, are their descendants
During World War II, exports to Britain practically ceased who work tirelessly in the vineyards established by their
due to lack of shipping space. After the war, exports were forefathers to produce premium grapes. Some of these vines
resumed but on a much smaller scale. By the 1950s, the wine are over 100 years old and among the oldest in the world.
industry was thriving in Australia, with South Australia the
centre of production. The end of the Second World War saw The history of Yalumba mirrors, to a large extent, the history
an influx of European immigrants into Australia, bringing of the Australian wine industry. During the years when
new skills in wine production. Australians gained a taste for Australia was known primarily for fortified wines, Yalumba
the newer, finer wines and new techniques were introduced developed an envied reputation for its quality ports and
and developed, thus the consumption of wine grew rapidly. sherries. But the true nature of the winery’s evolution only
really became apparent in the early 1980’s at a time when the
From the mid 1970’s to today, Australia’s love affair with international wine world was about to experience dynamic
wine has continued to grow. Small boutique wineries have change that would see Australia emerge as a powerful
been established throughout Australia, often by retirees or force revolutionizing attitudes to table and sparkling wine
people wanting to escape city life. Australia’s wine industry production.
has become more than just another industry, it has become
a lifestyle for many Australians. As a relative newcomer in the world of wine, Australia has
conquered the mainstream consumer market and will build
Wine regions of Australia: The main wine producing on this success through showcasing world class wines that
regions of Australia remains in the cooler south east of the express the enormous diversity of the people who craft
country. Vineyards in South Australia (e.g. Barossa Valley, them and the unique regional characteristics they express.
Australia
Barossa Valley
Kalleske Wines Clarry's Grenache Barossa 2008 R320.00
Yalumba Family The Signature 2010 R1,360.00

Vignerons
Spinifex Wines Papillon 2008 R360.00
Eden Valley
Pewsey Vale Vineyard Riesling 2014 R456.00
South Australia
Penfolds St Henri 1998 R1,700.00
South-Eastern Australia
Eaglehawk Wolf Blass Shiraz / Merlot / Cabernet Sauvignon 1996 R450.00
Tasmania
Jansz Winery Vintage Cuvée 2007 R780.00
The winemaking industry in New Zealand may have begun government discouraged alcohol consumption in a variety
in early 1819, when the first vines were planted on North of ways. Through the 1950’s, wine could not be sold in shops
Island or in 1836, when an Australian winemaker made New or in restaurants, and it wasn’t until 1990 that supermarkets
Zealand’s first wine or in 1873, when the country produced were finally allowed to sell wine.
its first wine for commercial purposes. Any way you look at
it, winemaking in New Zealand was extraordinarily slow to The situation began to brighten in the 1970’s, when growers
develop. started to place more of an emphasis on quality. Hardy
grapes were replaced with superior vinifera varieties, and
When Phylloxera devastated the country’s vines at the the government finally put limits on the amount of water
end of the 1800s, New Zealand approached the problem that growers could add to wine.
differently than other countries. Instead of grafting their
own vines onto American rootstock, they simply planted Today, New Zealand’s wine industry is thriving. New
American vines and used American grapes to produce New Zealand wines are sold and prized throughout the world
Zealand wine. and winemakers can finally put themselves on the same
level as their Australian neighbours. Grapes produced are
In addition, New Zealand growers were permitted to add primarily Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir,
both sugar and water to wines to increase volume and and the young wine country is especially famous for the
compensate for under ripe grapes. American vines and grassy aromas and the grapefruit tang of its Marlborough
these questionable practices produced wine of such poor Sauvignon Blancs.
quality that, for much of the 20th century, most of the wine
drunk in New Zealand was actually imported from Australia. First produced in the Auckland region in mid-1970, Pinot
Noir has become New Zealand’s second-largest export
As if that wasn’t bad enough, New Zealand barely rejected varietal (after Sauvignon Blanc). Pinot Noir is now made
a law mandating the national prohibition of alcohol in in three main regions, each with its own distinctive style:
1919. Although prohibition was never established, the Central Otago, Marlborough and Martinborough.
New Zealand
Central Otago
Burn Cottage Vineyard Pinot Noir 2012 R1,840.00
Wild Rock Wines Cupids Arrow 2008 R250.00
Hawkes Bay
Craggy Range Block 14 - Gimblett Gravels Vineyard 2005 R320.00
Marlborough
Clos Henri Marlborough Pinot Noir 2009 R355.00
Clos Henri Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2011 R285.00
Clos Henri Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2012 R347.00
Cloudy Bay Chardonnay 2007 R575.00
Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir 2006 R690.00
Framingham Wines Pinot Noir 2011 R475.00
Framingham Wines Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R385.00
Greywacke Sauvignon Blanc 2013 R590.00
Lawsons Dry Hills Sauvignon Blanc 2008 R354.00
McNaught & Walker Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R205.00
Wellington
Alexia Pinot Noir 2011 R375.00
Re: Wines by the glass
For our guests who do not wish to have a bottle of wine from the cellar
and also do not want to partake in the wine pairing option on offer with
the Degustation Menu, we offer an alternative wine list with a choice
selection of International wines, served by the glass.
We currently have more than 800 wines on offer by the glass.

INTERNATIONAL WINE INDEX
By the Glass
The following wines are stored under perfect conditions at 14°C in the Restaurant Mosaic Cellar and
were selected by Mr Germain Lehodey to complement the style of cuisine served by Chef Chantel and
can be served by the glass in 50ml. units, or any amount specified by you.
Mr Germain Lehodey advises that some of these wines may require a small amount of time to reach
the desired temperature before being served for your enjoyment.
France...................................................................................................................................................... 3
Alsace .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Bordeaux .............................................................................................................................................. 4
Burgundy .............................................................................................................................................. 5
Champagne ......................................................................................................................................... 6
Languedoc - Roussillon ....................................................................................................................... 7
Loire Valley .......................................................................................................................................... 8
Rhône Valley ...................................................................................................................................... 10
South West France ............................................................................................................................ 11
Italy ........................................................................................................................................................ 13
Campania ........................................................................................................................................... 13
Emilia-Romagna ................................................................................................................................ 13
Friuli-Venezia Giulia ........................................................................................................................... 13
Lazio................................................................................................................................................... 13
Lombardia .......................................................................................................................................... 13
Piemonte ............................................................................................................................................ 14
Toscana ............................................................................................................................................. 14
Veneto ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Spain...................................................................................................................................................... 15
Campo de Borja ................................................................................................................................. 15
Jerez .................................................................................................................................................. 15
Jumilla ................................................................................................................................................ 15
Penedès ............................................................................................................................................. 16
Ribera del Duero ................................................................................................................................ 16
Rioja ................................................................................................................................................... 16
Rueda................................................................................................................................................. 17
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Toro .................................................................................................................................................... 17
Germany ................................................................................................................................................ 18
Mosel.................................................................................................................................................. 18
Hungary ................................................................................................................................................. 19
Eger.................................................................................................................................................... 19
Tokaji.................................................................................................................................................. 19
Portugal ................................................................................................................................................. 20
Dão..................................................................................................................................................... 20
Douro ................................................................................................................................................. 21
Madeira .............................................................................................................................................. 22
Porto................................................................................................................................................... 23
Austria.................................................................................................................................................... 24
Burgenland ......................................................................................................................................... 24
Chile....................................................................................................................................................... 25
Central Valley - Rapel ........................................................................................................................ 25
Elqui Valley ........................................................................................................................................ 25
Limarí Valley ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Maipo Valley ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Maule Valley ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Rapel Valley ....................................................................................................................................... 26
New Zealand ......................................................................................................................................... 27
Marlborough ....................................................................................................................................... 27
2
France
Alsace
Vin d'Alsace
Gewürztraminer
Estate VintagePrice Per Glass

Domaine Schlumberger Les Princes Abbés 2006 R36.00
Riesling

3
France
Bordeaux
Bordeaux Blend
Côtes de Francs
AOC
Château de Francs Les Cerisiers 2008 R31.00
Haut-Médoc
Cru Bourgeois
Château Bernadotte Grand Vin Appellation Haut-Médoc Controlée 2011 R36.00
Saint-Émilion
Grand Cru Classé

(375ml)
Noble Late Harvest

Sauternes
1st Growth
Château de Rayne- Premier Cru Classé 2006 R113.00

Vigneau
2nd Growth
White Blends
Pessac-Léognan
4
France
Burgundy
Chardonnay
Bourgogne
Domaine Henri Boillot Bourgogne Blanc 2012 R47.00
Regional
Louis Latour Le Bourgogne 2003 R30.00
Montagny
Premier Cru
Louis Latour Montagny La Grande Roche 2009 R47.00
Pinot Noir
Côte de Nuits
Village
Domaine Berthaut Côte de Nuits Villages 2011 R29.00
Fixin
Village
Domaine Berthaut Fixin 2011 R36.00
Red Blends
Bourgogne
Domaine Robert Chevillon Bourgogne Passetoutgrain 2011 R27.00
5
France
Champagne
Côte des Bar
Urville
Drappier Carte d'Or Demi-Sec Nv R65.00
Côte des Blancs

Chouilly
Vazart-Coquart Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs Nv R50.00
Vallée de la Marne
Épernay
De Venoge Brut Rosé Nv R75.00
De Venoge Cordon Bleu Demi-Sec Nv R60.00
De Venoge Le Vin Du Paradis Nv R75.00
Neuville-aux-Larris
Dominique Boulard Brut Réserve (1500ml) Nv R35.00
Tours-sur-Marne
Laurent-Perrier Demi-Sec Nv R90.00
Villers-sous-Châtillon
Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Brut Origin Nv R35.00
6
France
Languedoc - Roussillon
Red Blends
Domaine Grier Galamus 2006 R20.00
Domaine Grier L' Aqueduc 2006 R16.00
Shiraz
Domaine Capion Syrah Vin de Pays 1994 R21.50
Viognier
Labeye Vin de Pays d'Oc Viognier 2010 R31.00
White Blends
Domaine Capion Apollonia Vin de Pays 2002 R20.00
7
France
Loire Valley
Chenin Blanc
Savennières
Domaine du Closel Savennières Clos du Papillon 2002 R38.00
Domaine du Closel Savennières la Jalousie 2002 R33.00
Domaine du Closel Savennières Les Caillardières 2003 R33.00
Vouvray
Château Gaudrelle Vouvray Sec Tendre 2010 R25.00

l'Enchansonne
l'Enchansonne
Pinot Noir
Sancerre
Domaine Henri Bourgeois La Bourgeoise Rouge 2009 R50.00
Domaine Henri Bourgeois Les Baronnes Rouge 2009 R35.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Sancerre
8
Sparkling Wine
Vouvray
Château Gaudrelle Méthode Traditionelle Brut Millésimé 2009 R22.00
9
France
Rhône Valley
Southern Rhône
Côtes-du-Rhône
Domaine Boudinaud Blanc 2002 R28.00
Domaine de Beaurenard Rasteau Les Argiles Bleues Rouge 2012
Domaine Roger Sabon Rhône by Roger Sabon Rouge 2013 R11.00
Perrin Reserve Blanc 2006 R25.00
Lirac
Domaine Roger Sabon Lirac by Roger Sabon Rouge 2012 R16.00
10
France
South West France
Bergerac
Bordeaux Blend
Château Bélingard Bergerac Rouge (1500ml) 2012 R10.00
AOC

Rouge
Rouge
Merlot
Grande Maison Tête de Cuvée Rouge 2009 R30.00
Sauvignon Blanc
Château Bélingard Lyvress de Château Bélingard Bergerac Sec AOC 2009 R20.00
White Blends
AOC
Gascony - Gers
Domaine d'Esperance Cuvée d'Automne - Gros Manseng 2011 R36.00
11
Monbazillac
Noble Late Harvest
12
Italy
Campania
Mastroberardino Aglianico Campania 2004 R47.00
Mastroberardino Lacryma Christi Del Vesuvio Bianco D.O.C. 2006 R28.00
Mastroberardino More Maiorum Fiano di Avellino D.O.C.G. 2003 R52.00
Mastroberardino Radici Fiano di Avellino D.O.C.G. 2006 R37.00
Mastroberardino Sannio Falanghina D.O.C. 2006 R28.00
Emilia-Romagna
Fattoria Monticino Malvasia del Rubicone 2005 R50.00
Medici Ermete Lambrusco dell' Emilia Rosso (Dolce) Nv R14.00
Medici Ermete Lambrusco dell' Emilia Rosso (Secco) Nv R13.00
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Formentini Cabernet Franc D.O.C. 2001 R18.50
Lazio
Fontana Candida Frascati Superiore Secco 2010 R17.00
Lombardia
Nino Negri Sfursat 2002 R62.00
13
Piemonte
La Giustiniana Gavi Di Gavi Lugarara D.O.C.G. 2006 R28.00
Saint Stefano Belbo Vallebelbo Asti Spumante D.O.C.G. Nv R25.00
Toscana
Renzo Masi & Co Chianti Rufina D.O.C.G. 2005 R23.00
Veneto
Bisol Bel Star Prosecco Spumante Brut D.O.C. Nv R26.00
Bisol Desiderio Jeio Cuvée Brut Nv R27.00
Bottega Winery Petalo Il Vino dell' Amore Nv R25.00
Teresa Rizzi Prosecco Brut Nv R28.00
14
Spain
Campo de Borja
Bodegas Aragonesas Coto de Hayas Garnacha Centenaria 2007 R22.33
Jerez
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Amontillado de Jerez Fontádez Florido Nv R24.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Manzanilla de Sanlúcar Nv R25.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenista Palo Cortado Vides Nv R26.00
Emilio Lustau Almacenistas Fino Del Puerto González Obregón Nv R16.00
Emilio Lustau Centenary Selection - Pedro Ximénez Murillo Nv R35.00
Emilio Lustau Dry Amontillado Los Arcos Solera Reserva Nv R8.25
Emilio Lustau Medium Golden La Plaza Vieja Nv R9.25
Emilio Lustau Moscatel Emilín Solera Reserva Nv R17.00
Emilio Lustau Palo Cortado Península Solera Reserva Nv R14.75
Emilio Lustau Pedro Ximénez San Emilio Solera Reserva Nv R16.75
Emilio Lustau Rare Amontillado Escuadrilla Solera Reserva Nv R15.00
Emilio Lustau Tintilla de Rota Nv R23.00
Emilio Lustau Very Rare Oloroso Emperatriz Eugenia Nv R26.75
Emilio Lustau VORS Amontillado 30 Years Old Nv R86.00
Emilio Lustau VORS Oloroso 30 Year Old Nv R86.00
Emilio Lustau VORS Palo Cortado 30 Years Old Nv R86.00
Federico Paternina S.A. Bertola Amontillado 12 Years Nv R15.00
Jumilla
Taja Jumilla Bio Organic Mourvèdre 2008 R14.47
15
Penedès
Covides Viñedos Y Gran Castellflorit Cava Brut Nv R11.40
Bodegas
Ribera del Duero

Bodegas Briego Fiel Special Reserva 2004 R28.20
Bodegas Briego Odaya 2005 R62.47
Bodegas Briego Reserva 2004 R23.13
Bodegas Briego Supernova Edición Limitada 2004 R23.13
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Alion Cosecha 2008 R66.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Gran Reserva 2002 R310.00
Bodegas Vega Sicilia Unico Reserva Especial 'Venta' Nv R346.00
Carmelo Rodero TSM 2006 R54.10
Carmelo Rodero Viñas de Valtarreña 2004 R39.60
Rioja
Baron de Vistareal Rioja 2006 R13.33
Bodegas Navajas S.L. Rioja Crianza 1995 R40.00
Herederos del Marques Rioja Reserva 2000 R44.50

de Riscal
Herederos del Marques Rioja Reserva 2003 R16.00
de Riscal
Herederos del Marques Vino de la Tierra de Castilla y Leon 2003 R21.00
de Riscal
Marquez de Caceres Rioja 2004 R33.33
Marquez de Caceres Rioja Blanco Fermentado 2006 R21.33
Marquez de Caceres Rioja Crianza 2004 R18.67
Ramón Bilbao Rioja Gran Reserva 1998 R29.00
Sierra Cantabria Gran Reserva D.O. 2004 R38.00
Torre Oria Brut Cava Nv R19.00
16
Rueda
Bodegas Ordóñez Nisia 2012 R14.00
Toro
Bodegas Elias Mora 2V Premium 2008 R54.33
Bodegas Elias Mora Dulce Benavides (500ml) 2010 R26.20
17
Germany
Mosel
Mosel - Saar - Ruwer
Qualitätswein
Reichsgraf Von Riesling 2003 R37.00

Kesselstatt
18
Hungary
Eger
Noszvaj
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Chardonnay Barrique 2010 R17.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Királyleányka 2010 R10.00
Tokaji
Abaújszántó
Pendits Aszú 4 Puttonyos (500ml) 2002 R46.00
Pendits Cuvée Dialog 2009 R20.00
Rátka
Árvay Family Winery Late Harvest Furmint 2010 R18.00
Tarcal
Tarcal
Tokaj
Tokaj
Patricius Winery Aszú 5 Puttonyos 2000 R65.00
Patricius Winery Katinka Late Harvest 2008 R27.50
Tolcsva
19
Portugal
Dão
Quinta Das Maias Malvasia Fina 2013 R13.00
Quinta de Saes Reserva Encruzado 2013 R19.00
Quinta Dos Roques Encruzado 2013 R21.00
White Blends
Quinta de Saes Branco 2013 R12.00
Touriga Naçional
Quinta Dos Roques Touriga Naçional 2010 R33.00
Red Blends
Quinta de Saes Estágio Prolongado Reserva 2011 R19.00
Quinta de Saes Tinto 2011 R12.00
Quinta dos Carvalhais Duque de Viseu Tinto 2009 R10.47
Quinta Dos Roques Reserva 2011
Quinta Dos Roques Vinho Tinto 2011 R13.00
20
Portugal
Douro
Quinta do Vallado Moscatel Galego Branco 2013 R13.00
White Blends
Niepoort Tiara Branco 2012 R25.00
Quinta do Crasto Branco 2013 R12.00
Quinta do Vallado Reserva Branco 2013 R27.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Branco 2013 R9.00
Niche Red Varieties

Quinta do Vallado Sousão 2012 R30.00
Touriga Naçional
Quinta do Vallado Touriga Naçional 2012 R30.00
Red Blends
Caves Messias Quinta do Cachão D.O.C. Unoaked 2009 R10.67
Quinta do Vallado Tinto 2012 R13.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Quinta do Ataíde Organic Red 2012 R16.00
Symington Family Estates Altano Tinto 2012 R12.00
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Portugal
Madeira
Malvasia
Verdelho
Boal
Sercial
Field Blend
Henriques & Henriques Medium Dry 3 Year Old Nv R12.00
Tinta Negra Mole

Vinhos Barbeito Dry 3 Years Old Nv R11.00
Vinhos Barbeito Island Rich Reserva Sweet 5 Years Old Nv R12.00
Vinhos Barbeito Rainwater Dry 3 Years Old Nv R11.00
Vinhos Barbeito Rainwater Medium Dry 5 Years Old Nv R12.00
Vinhos Barbeito Veramar Medium Sweet 5 Years Old Nv R12.00
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Portugal
Porto
Port
10 Year Old Tawny
20 Year Old Tawny
Taylor's 20 Year Old Tawny Port Nv R65.00
30 Year Old Tawny
Caves Messias Tawny 30 Anos Nv R65.00
40 Year Old Tawny
Caves Messias Tawny Plus 40 Anos Nv R95.00
Colheita
Late Bottled Vintage
Graham's Late Bottled Vintage Port 2008 R15.00
Ramos Pinto Porto LBV 2004 R26.00
Ruby
Sandeman Fine Ruby Port Nv R16.00
Single Quinta
Tawny
Ferreira Superior Tawny Port Nv R75.00
Vintage
Graham's Vintage Port 2003
Niepoort Vintage Port 2007
Real Companhia Velha Vintage Port 1967 R240.00
White
Ferreira Superior White Port 1997 R75.00
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Austria
Burgenland
Weinlaubenhof Alois Cuvée Eiswein (375ml) 1999 R23.33
Kracher
Willi Opitz Goldackerl Beerenauslese Limited Edition 2004 R50.00
Willi Opitz Muskat Ottonel 2004 R18.33
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Chile
Central Valley - Rapel
Concha y Toro - Casillero Sauvignon Blanc Reserva 2009 R7.33
del Diablo
Cono Sur Gewürtztraminer 1996 R42.00
Elqui Valley
Viña San Pedro Castillo De Molina Sauvignon Blanc 2009 R10.33
Limarí Valley
Concha y Toro - Marques Chardonnay 2009 R15.67
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Marques Pinot Noir 2011 R19.67
de Casa Concha
Maipo Valley
Concha y Toro Don Melchor Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R81.33
Concha y Toro Gravas del Maipo Syrah 2008 R146.67
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Marques Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 R19.67
de Casa Concha
Santa Alicia Millantu 2005 R31.33
Viña Almaviva SA Almaviva 2008 R146.67
Maule Valley
Concha y Toro - Casillero Gewürztraminer Reserva 2008 R7.33
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Casillero Sauvignon Blanc Late Harvest Reserva 2006 R17.00
del Diablo
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Chile
Rapel Valley
Concha y Toro Carmín de Peumo Carménère 2007 R146.67
Concha y Toro - Casillero Carménère Reserva 2010 R16.00

del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Casillero Malbec 2009 R7.33
del Diablo
Concha y Toro - Marques Carménère 2009 R19.67
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Marques Merlot 2009 R19.67
de Casa Concha
Concha y Toro - Terrunyo Carménère Block 27 2007 R30.93
26
New Zealand
Marlborough
McNaught & Walker Sauvignon Blanc 2010 R29.00
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Re: Apéritifs, Spirits & Digestifs List
Herewith an electronic version of our Apéritifs, Spirits & Digestifs List

showcasing a wide variety of spirits, sourced from all over the world,
available from the Restaurant Mosaic cellar.
APÉRITIFS, SPIRITS & DIGESTIFS
Brandies of the World .............................................................................................................................. 3
France .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Armagnac ......................................................................................................................................... 3
Cognac ............................................................................................................................................. 5
Calvados .......................................................................................................................................... 6
South Africa ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Brandy .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Hungary................................................................................................................................................ 9
Brandy .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Cidre ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
France ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Grappa ................................................................................................................................................... 11
Italy..................................................................................................................................................... 11
South Africa ....................................................................................................................................... 11
Bourbon ................................................................................................................................................. 12
America .............................................................................................................................................. 12
Whisky ................................................................................................................................................... 13
America .............................................................................................................................................. 13
Ireland ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Scotland ............................................................................................................................................. 13
South Africa ....................................................................................................................................... 15
Wales ................................................................................................................................................. 15
Rum ....................................................................................................................................................... 16
Austria ................................................................................................................................................ 16
Brazil .................................................................................................................................................. 16
Jamaica .............................................................................................................................................. 16
Trinidad .............................................................................................................................................. 16
Liqueur ................................................................................................................................................... 17
France ................................................................................................................................................ 17
Italy..................................................................................................................................................... 17
South Africa ....................................................................................................................................... 17
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Eaux-de-Vie ........................................................................................................................................... 18
France ................................................................................................................................................ 18
Portugal .............................................................................................................................................. 18
South Africa ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Mistelle................................................................................................................................................... 19
France ................................................................................................................................................ 19
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Brandies of the World
The term “brandy” generally refers to a grape-based spirit but it is also widely used to describe spirits
distilled from a variety of other fruits. The most familiar and famous types of brandies are Cognac and
Armagnac from France. However, South Africa has made significant contributions to the development
of brandy worldwide.
Brandy is unique in many ways – mainly because it is the only drink that is made from another
alcoholic beverage, namely wine. The formal definition of brandy is: “Brandy is the distillate of the
fermented juice of fresh grapes without the admixture of any other spirits.”
Brandy, as it is known today, first began to appear in the 12th century and became increasingly
popular during the 14th century. Its origins are closely tied to the development of the distillation
process. Initially wine was distilled purely as a preservation method and as a way to make the wine
easier for merchants to transport by sea. It is also thought that wine was originally distilled to lessen
the tax which was assessed by volume. The intent was to add the water removed by distillation back
to the brandy shortly before consumption. It was discovered that after having been stored in wooden
casks, the resulting product had improved remarkably in quality and taste over the original distilled
spirit.
The Making of Brandy

Currently approximately 90% of all base wines are made using predominantly white grape varieties
such as Chenin Blanc, Colombar, Ugni Blanc, etc. These grapes are harvested early when they have
a high acidity and relatively low sugar content and are then crushed and destalked with no sulphur
being added. The resulting grape pulp is then passed through a separator and the free-run juice is
released without pressing. Careful fermentation transforms this grape juice into a crisp, fruity wine
(base wine).
Distillation currently works on the basis that water and alcohol boil at different temperatures, therefore
when a fermented liquid is heated; the vapour containing the alcohol constituents is released first. It is
then trapped, cooled and condensed into an alcoholic liquid. Although distillation has been used to
concentrate alcohol from ancient times, the art of capturing the very best of the flavour-imparting
compounds along with the alcohol is a relatively recent discovery and is credited to the French in
Cognac.
The initial distillation, the distillate (known as low wine) will contain roughly 30% ABV. (Commercial
brandies are generally double distilled with alcohol levels of up to 70% ABV which is then lowered to
strength acceptable for drinking through dilution with distilled water). During the second distillation, the
first vapours to emerge are known as the “heads”. These are discarded because of the highly volatile
components it contains. As the process continues the “heart” is then released – this is where the
richness of character and flavour is contained. The “tails” is collected in the last few hours of distillation
and once again is discarded due to undesirable flavours contained therein.
Distillation does not simply enhance the alcohol content of wine. The heat under which the product is
distilled and the material of the still (usually copper) cause chemical reactions to take place during
distillation. This leads to the formation of numerous new volatile aroma components, changes in
relative amounts of aroma components in the wine and the hydrolysis of components such as esters.
Brandy is produced using one of three aging methods:
• No aging: Most pomace brandies and many of the fruit brandies are not aged before bottling. The
resulting product is typically clear and colourless.
• Single barrel aging: Brandies with a natural golden or brown colour are aged in oak casks. Some
brandies have caramel colour added to simulate the appearance of barrel aging.
• Solera process: Some brandies, particularly those from Spain, are aged using the Solera system.
Brandies of the World
France
Armagnac
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Bas Armagnac
Baron de Pibrac 10 Ans d'âge Nv R24.00
Baron de Pibrac V.S.O.P. Nv R26.00
Baron de Saint Feux V.S.O.P. Nv R24.00
Baron de Sigognac 15 Ans d'âge Nv R35.00
Baron de Sigognac 20 Ans d'âge Nv R40.00
Domaine de Luquet L'Année 1966 1966 R131.00
Domaine du Tariquet Classique VS Nv R22.00
Domaine du Tariquet V.S.O.P. Nv R28.00
Domaine du Tariquet XO Nv R48.00
Domaine d'Esperance 10 Ans d'âge (2500ml) Nv R41.00
Domaine d'Esperance 5 Ans d'âge Nv R22.00
Domaine d'Esperance L'Année 1958 1958 R310.00
Domaine d'Esperance L'Année 1964 (350ml) 1964 R250.00
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Maison Samalens Single de Samalens 12 Years Old Nv R124.00
Maison Samalens Single de Samalens 15 Years Old Nv R170.00
Vaghi Napoléon Nv R25.00
Vaghi XO Nv R26.00
Gers
Domaine de Le'oule Hors d'âge Nv R48.00
Larressingle 21 Year Old Ténarèze Nv R215.00
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Cognac
Only the types of brandy made from grapes grown in a specific area around the town of Cognac (near
the Atlantic seaboard just north of Bordeaux) can label themselves Cognac. It is produced in the
wine-growing region surrounding the town from which it takes its name, in the French Departements of
Charente and Charente-Maritime.
The area of Cognac consists of six different

zones, which are situated around the town of
Cognac. The zones are called “Cru” and are
defined by their soil quality:
- Grande Champagne
- Petite Champagne
- Borderies
- Fins Bois
- Bons Bois
- Bois Ordinaires
The Petite and Grande Champagne regions in Cognac should not be confused with the famous region
of Champagne, which is situated in the north of France, which produces a sparkling wine. Basically
the word “Champagne” is a derivation of the French term for chalky soil.
Historically, the wine made from grapes grown in this region was inferior and most of it was distilled to
produce an alcohol used to fortify other liquors. It was discovered however, that by distilling the wine a
second time, a very fine and smooth brandy was produced.
For a distilled brandy to bear the name Cognac, an Appellation d’Origine contrôlée, it must be made
from specified grapes of which Ugni Blanc, known locally as Saint-Emilion, is the one most widely
used. It must be twice distilled in copper pot stills and aged at least two years in French oak
barrels from Limousin or Tronçais.
Cognac matures in the same way as whisky and wine when aged in barrels, and most cognacs are
aged considerably longer than the minimum legal requirement. Once it is bottled this aging process is
stopped.
The final important step in the creation of a Cognac is the selection and blending of
different stocks and years of brandy. The age on a bottle of Cognac always refers to the youngest
brandy that it contains.
Your bottle of Cognac will have one of the following designations:
• VS (very special, also noted with three stars): The most ordinary sort of Cognac. The youngest
brandy in this blend has been aged at least two years.
• VSOP or VO (very superior old pale or very old): The youngest brandy in this blend has been
aged at least four years.
• XO (extra old): The youngest brandy in this blend has been aged for at least six years.
Cognac
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Cognac
KWV Wines Heritage Cognac XO Nv R135.00
Thomas Hine & Co Hine Rare VSOP Nv R48.00
Fins Bois
Bisquit Richelieu XO Nv R112.00
Bisquit XO Nv R120.00
Léopold Gourmel Âge des Épices Nv R110.00
Léopold Gourmel Âge des Fleurs Nv R70.00
Léopold Gourmel Âge du Fruit XO Nv R40.00
Léopold Gourmel Hors d'Age Quintessence Nv R260.00
Léopold Gourmel Premières Saveurs VSOP Nv R19.00
Grande Champagne
Camus V.S.O.P Elegance Nv R36.00
Camus VS Elegance Nv R24.00
Domaine Frapin Chateau Fontpinot Grande Champagne Nv R53.00
Domaine Frapin Château Fontpinot Grande Champagne XO Nv R105.00
Domaine Frapin Vieille Grand Champagne Nv R54.00
Maxime Trijol Elegance Grande Champagne Nv R53.00
Maxime Trijol XO Grande Champagne Nv R114.50
Ragnaud Sabourin Florilege (45 Years Old) Nv R133.00
Ragnaud Sabourin Fontvieille (35 Years Old) Nv R95.00
Ragnaud Sabourin Le Paradis (Very Old) Nv R620.00
Ragnaud Sabourin V.S.O.P. 1er Cru du Cognac - (10 Years Old) Nv R36.00
Ragnaud Sabourin XO (25 Years Old) Nv R80.00
Remy Martin V.S.O.P Nv R40.00
Remy Martin VS Grand Cru Nv R24.00
Remy Martin XO Nv R136.00
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Calvados
Calvados is an apple brandy from the French region of Lower Normandy (Basse-Normandie).
Normandy is divided into three zones, each producing apples of a different nature, giving rise to three
“appellations d’origines contrôlées”:
• Appellation "Calvados": The area covers a large section of Lower Normandy, the smallest one
in Upper Normandy and a few borderland
communes in the Mayenne, Sarthe and
Oise.
• Appellation "Calvados Pays d’Auge": It
is produced in the geographical area of the
Pays d'Auge on slopes of shallow clayey-
calcareous soil (in the Calvados
département but also including a few
borderland communes in the Orne and
Eure). The alembic pot-still is compulsory
for Calvados Pays d'Auge and involves
double distillation.
• Appellation "Calvados Domfrontais":
The apples and pears used are grown on the wetter granite soils of the Domfront area which
includes communes mostly in the Orne but also a few in the Manche and Mayenne. The identified
orchards are planted with at least 15% Perry trees (this proportion rising to 25% starting with the
2016 harvest). This Calvados is obtained by single distillation (column still) and must be aged
for at least three years in oak casks before being marketed.
Apple orchards and brewers are mentioned as far back as the 8th century by Charlemagne. The first
known Norman distillation was carried out by Lord de Gouberville in 1554 and the guild
for cider distillation was created about 50 years later in 1606. In the 17th century the traditional cider
farms expanded but taxation and prohibition of cider brandies were enforced in
Brittany, Maine and Normandy.
The area called "Calvados" was created after the French Revolution, but "Eau de Vie de Cidre" was
already called "Calvados" in common usage. In the 19th century output increased with industrial
distillation and the working class fashion for "Café-calva". When the phylloxera outbreak in the last
quarter of the 19th century devastated the vineyards of France and Europe, Calvados experienced its
"golden age".
After the war many cider-houses and distilleries were reconstructed, mainly in the Pays d'Auge. Many
of the traditional farmhouse structures were replaced by modern agriculture with high output. Calvados
is distilled from cider made from specially grown and selected apples, of which there are over 200
named varieties. It is not uncommon for a Calvados producer to use over 100 specific varieties of
apples, which are sweet, tart or bitter, the latter being inedible.
The fruit is harvested (either by hand or mechanically) and pressed into a juice that is fermented into a
dry cider. It is then distilled into Eau de Vie. After 2 - 3 years (depending on the appellation) aging in
oak casks, it can be sold as Calvados. The longer it is aged, the smoother the drink becomes.
Calvados
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Calvados Domfrontais
Comte Louis de Lauriston Fine Calvados Nv R22.00
Comte Louis de Lauriston Hors d'âge Nv R64.00
Comte Louis de Lauriston Réserve Nv R30.00
Comte Louis de Lauriston V.S.O.P. Nv R40.00
Calvados Pays d'Auge

Château du Breuil 12 Ans d'Âge Nv R26.00
Château du Breuil Double Maturation 14 Ans d'Age Nv R38.00
Château du Breuil Fine Calvados Nv R18.00
Château du Breuil Millésime 1994 1994 R42.00
Château du Breuil Millésime 1998 1998 R31.00
Château du Breuil Réserve des Seigneurs 20 Ans d'Âge Nv R41.00
Christian Drouin Domaine Coeur de Lion V.S.O.P Nv R21.00
Christian Drouin Domaine Coeur de Lion XO Nv R36.00
Christian Drouin Pays d'Auge 1970 1970 R125.00
Domaine Dupont Hors d'âge Nv R42.00
Domaine Dupont Pays d'Auge 1989 1989 R56.00
Domaine Dupont Pays d'Auge Plus de 20 ans Nv R92.00
Domaine Dupont Pays d'Auge Réserve Nv R27.00
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South Africa
Brandy
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Calitzdorp
Boplaas Family Vineyards 8 Year Old Reserve Potstill Nv R32.00
Boplaas Family Vineyards Carel Nel 5 Year Old Reserve Nv R18.00
Newman & Knight 3 Year Old Finest Matured Blend Nv R23.00
Newman & Knight 6 Year Old Potstill Brandy Nv R35.00
Oude Meester Demant Potstill Brandy Nv R15.00
Elgin
Oude Molen René Single Cask Brandy Ltd Release Cask No Nv R28.00
13/74
Franschhoek
Fish Eagle Natural Brandy 'Flight of the Fish Eagle' Nv R11.00
Haute Cabrière Fine de Jourdan Potstill Brandy Nv R16.00
Klein Karoo
Barrydale Cellar Barry & Nephews Muscat Pot Still Brandy Nv R30.00
Barrydale Cellar Duncan's Cross Cape Pot Still Brandy Nv R16.00
Barrydale Cellar Joseph Barry Traditional Cape Pot Still Brandy Nv R29.00
Ladismith Cellar 8 Year Old Pot Still Brandy Nv R27.00
Paarl
Backsberg Estate Cellars Finest Matured Brandy Nv R35.00
KWV Wines 15 Year Old Alambic Limited Release Nv R40.00
Laborie Estate Alambic Nv R19.00
Nederburg Wines Solera Potstill Brandy Nv R15.00
Robertson
Klipdrift Premium Finest Old Vat Matured Brandy Nv R10.00
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Stellenbosch
Avontuur Estate 5 Year Old Brandy Limited Edition Nv R15.00
Blaauwklippen Agricultural 10 Year Old Potstilled Brandy Nv R57.00

Estate
Blaauwklippen Agricultural 8 Year Old Potstilled Brandy Nv R27.00

Estate
Collison’ s White Gold Potstill Brandy Nv R13.00
Louiesenhof Marbonne Superior 16 Years Aged Blend Nv R34.00
Tokara 5 Year Old Potstill Brandy Nv R45.00
Van Ryn's 10 Year Old Nv R22.00
Van Ryn's 12 Year Old Reserve Nv R35.00
Van Ryn's 15 Year Old Nv R60.00
Uitkyk Estate 10 Year Old Grand Reserve Nv R32.25
Wellington
Napier Winery Sir George Pot Still Brandy 2001 R19.00
Napier Winery Sir George Potstill Brandy 2004 R33.00
Upland Winery Pure Potstill Brandy Nv R46.00
Western Cape
Ashburn Finest Matured Brandy Nv R31.00
Babcock & Willis 10 Year Old Potstill Nv R32.00
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Hungary
Brandy
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Eger
Thummerer Vilmos Brandy 2004 R34.00
Thummerer Vilmos Kékszolo Sepropálinka 2004 R30.00
Thummerer Vilmos Pinot Noir Törkölypálinka 2010 R26.00
9
Cidre
France
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml

Domaine Dupont Cidre Bouché Fermier Brut Nv R20.00
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Grappa
Grappa is a uniquely Italian drink, traditionally made from pomace - the discarded grape seeds, stalks,
and stems that are a by-product of the winemaking process. It has been around since the Middle
Ages and for generations Italians have sipped this "firewater" after meals and even added a little to
their morning espresso to "correct" it.
History:
Grappa was originally made in Bassano del Grappa, a town of around 40,000 residents in Italy's
northern Veneto region. It started as a by-product of the Italian winemaking trade, a rough drink made
with what was available, potent enough to get the farmers through the cold winter months. It was good
at warming you up, but not particularly tasty. Grappa therefore largely remained a drink of the poor
workmen and farmers until the 1960s.
The character of grappa changed in the 1960s, thanks, largely to the efforts of one woman - Giannola
Nonino. Her Nonino Distillery, in Percoto Italy, has been producing grappa since 1897. In the early
1970s, she began making grappa from a single grape, as opposed to the customary mélange of grape
leftovers. It was an uphill battle as her first production in 1973 sold very little. Undaunted, she offered
her grappa free to journalists and restaurateurs, asking only that it be served at important commercial
and government dinners. She poured the drink herself and told her story as she filled the glasses.
Slowly, in this way, the charismatic Ms. Nonino created a following that introduced grappa to the
world.
Production:
Similar to France's brandies and Cognac and Portugal's sherry, grappa is a distilled beverage,
meaning that the mixture of grape pieces and alcohol is heated gently, allowing much of the mixture to
evaporate and leaving a potent concentration with about 40% - 45% ABV. After distillation, Grappa is
usually stored in glass bottles for about six months before it is distributed. The flavour profile of grappa
depends on the grape varietal used is generally potent and dry. Occasionally, a producer will add a
little syrup to sweeten the lot.
Grappa in South Africa:

South Africa boasts a long and proud brandy tradition, but production of pomace brandy or grappa
only dates back to 1994 when the wine industry was deregulated. This enabled local wine and spirit
lovers to embrace what they see as yet another example of ‘cool Italia’. Dalla Cia has been making
grappa under the label of “husk spirit” (to avoid any trouble with the EU).
Serving Grappa:
Traditionally, grappa is served after dinner as a digestive, although its clean, fresh taste also makes it
suitable as a sundowner, aperitif or palate cleanser between courses (served chilled). It pairs
particularly well with espresso, to which it can be added (at room temperature) to make a caffè
corretto.
Grappa
Italy
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml

Riserva dell'Elmo Saracini Grappa di Nosiola Nv R46.00
Riserva dell'Elmo Saracini Stravecchia Nv R50.00
South Africa
Constantia
Klein Constantia Estate Spirit of Constantia Nv R19.00
Elgin
Iona Vineyards Grappa 2009 R15.00
Paarl
Mont Destin Spirit of Destiny Nv R19.00
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Bourbon
Bourbon is a barrel-aged distilled spirit made primarily from corn. The name of the spirit derives from
its historical association with an area known as Old Bourbon, around what is now Bourbon County. It
has been produced since the 18th century. While it may be made anywhere in the United States, it is
a common misconception that bourbon can only be made in Kentucky (which was named after the
French House of Bourbon royal family).
Bourbon's legal definition varies somewhat from country to country, but many trade agreements
require the name bourbon to be reserved for products made in the United States. The Federal
Standards of Identity for Distilled Spirits state that bourbon made for U.S. consumption must be:
• Made from a grain mixture that is at least 51% corn
• Aged in new, charred-oak barrels
• Distilled to no more than 160 (U.S.) proof (80% ABV)
• Entered into the barrel for aging at no more than 125 proof (62.5% ABV)
• Bottled at 80 proof or more (40% ABV)
Bourbon has no minimum specified duration for its aging period however bourbon that meets the
above requirements has typically been aged for a minimum of two years and does not have added
colouring, flavouring or other spirits added. Bourbon that is labeled as ‘straight bourbon’ and has been
aged less than four years must be labeled with the duration of its aging. Similarly, bourbon that has
an age stated on its label must be labeled with the age of the youngest whiskey in the bottle. Bourbon
that is labeled blended (or as ‘a blend’) may contain added colouring, flavouring and other spirits; but
at least 51% of the product must be straight bourbon.
The typical grain mixture for bourbon, known as the mash bill, is 70% corn - with the remainder
being wheat, rye and/or malted barley. A mash bill that contains wheat instead of rye produces what
is known as ‘wheated bourbon’. The grain is ground and mixed with water. Usually, though not always,
mash from a previous distillation is added to ensure a consistent pH across batches – this is referred
to as ‘sour mash’. Finally, yeast is added and the mash is fermented. The fermented mash, called
the wash, is then distilled to (typically) between 65% - 80% ABV. Distillation was historically performed
using an alembic or pot still, although in modern production, the use of a continuous still is much more
common.
The resulting clear spirit is placed in charred-oak barrels for aging, during which it gains colour and
flavour from the caramelized sugars in the charred wood. Changes to the spirit also occur due to
evaporation and chemical processes such as oxidation. Bourbons gain more colour and flavour the
longer they mature. After maturing, the bourbon is taken from the barrel and usually diluted with water
to be bottled to at least 40% ABV.
Bourbon
America
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Kentucky
Barton Brands Distillery Ridgemont Reserve Barrel Select Straight Bourbon Nv R44.00
Buffalo Trace Distillery Kentucky Straight Bourbon Nv R21.00
Buffalo Trace Distillery Rock Hill Single Barrel Nv R32.00
Jim Beam Distillery Red Stag Straight Bourbon Nv R14.00
Knob Creek 9 Year Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey Nv R27.00
Woodford Reserve Distillery Reserve Kentucky Bourbon Nv R28.00
Kilmarnock
Quality Spirits International Hogs 3 Bourbon Nv R11.00
Ltd
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Whisky / Whiskey
The term ‘whisky’ derives from the Gaelic “usquebaugh” – itself from the Scottish Gaelic “uisge
beatha”, or the Irish Gaelic spelling “uisce beatha”, from the Old Irish for ‘water’ and ‘of life’.
Distillation is generally attributed to the Arabians, who invented pure distillation during the 8th century.
There has also been distillation on the Indian subcontinent since 500 BC, but the Arabian and Persian
chemists advanced it using a number of apparatus and techniques similar to those of today. They are
to be credited with the term alcohol, which first appeared in English in the 16th century. It was from the
medical Latin and before that the Arabic “al-kuhl” – ‘al’ being the definitive article (‘the’) and ‘kohl’
being a powdered form of eyeliner, originally used as a preventative against what ailed the eye.
Gaelic whisky was first documented in 1405 in the Irish Annals of Clonmacnoise, a lost Irish chronicle
translated in the early 17th century. Herein there is a written record of the death of the chieftain, at
Christmas time, after “taking a surfeit of aqua vitae”. Scotland has its first record of the ‘water of life’ in
1494 in the form of an entry in the Exchequer Rolls where the malt was sent “to Friar John Cor, by
order of the king, to make aquavitae”.
The spelling of whisky, or whiskey, differs geographically. As a rule, the Americans and Irish prefer
‘whiskey’ and the Scots, Canadians and the rest of the world’s single malt makers prefer ‘whisky’. This
originated during the 19th century when Scotch whisky was considered to be of very low quality, much
of it being distilled poorly in Coffey stills. For exportation to America, the Irish distillers wanted to
differentiate their product from the poorer Scotch whisky, thus they added the ‘e’ to mark the crucial
distinction. Today, Scotch whisky has become one of the world’s greatest spirits, but the spelling still
differs. On mass, Americans still spell their spirit with an ‘e’, though legally it is spelt ‘whisky’.
Some of the basic types of whisky:
• Malt Whisky: Made from fermented mash produced almost exclusively from malted barley grain.
If a whisky is made only from one type of the grain at a single distillery (not mixed with other
products created from the same type of grain), the end product carries the name "single malt
whisky".
• Grain Whisky: A whisky that is made by using at least one type of grain other than malted barley.
Most common ingredients that are in use today are corn, wheat or rye and end products created
with them often carry the name of their major component (for example "rye malt whisky"). Also,
some variations of whisky use both barley and other grains (often called "Blended Scotch
Whisky") and can reach popularity and quality as some of the best single malt whiskies.
• Single Cask (or single barrel): Made only from the single processed grain mush. No other
previously produced whiskies are mixed with it, and in the event of packaging liquid to the bottles,
each of those bottles carries specific information about the cask from which it came.
• Blended Malt: Made from a single malt grain that was made in several different distilleries.
• Cask strength: A very potent type of whisky, created to be exceptionally strong. Individual users
who buy this product are encouraged to personally dilute the whisky to the point of their
satisfaction.
There are also some regional types of whisky:
Rye whisky (made from the mash that consists of at least 51% rye), Corn whisky (at least 80% corn
mash), Malt whisky (at least 51% malted barley) and Bourbon whisky (at least 51% corn maize).
"Too much of anything is bad,

but too much good whisky is barely enough." - Mark Twain
Whisky
America
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Tennessee
Jack Daniels Old No. 7 Nv R16.00
Ireland
County Louth
The Cooley Distillery The Wild Geese Single Malt Nv R42.00
County Clare
Knappogue Castle 12 Year Old Single Malt Nv R80.00
County Cork
New Midleton Redbreast Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey 15 Year Old Nv R67.00
Dublin
Jameson 12 Year Old Special Reserve Nv R25.00
Teeling Whiskey Company Small Batch Irish Wiskey 2014 R60.00
Dundalk
Greenore Single Grain Nv R55.00
Scotland
Ayrshire
Stronachie 18 Years Old Single Malt Nv R60.00
Campbeltown
Springbank Distillers 10 Year Old Single Malt Nv R52.00
Springbank Distillers 18 Year Old Single Malt Nv R113.00
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Highland
Balblair Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 2003 R60.00
Compass Box Oak Cross Malt Scotch Nv R27.00
Compass Box The Peat Monster Nv R51.00
Compass Box The Spice Tree Nv R40.00
GlenDronach Platinum Highland Single Malt 16 Years Old Nv R70.00
Glenglassaugh Distillery Evolution Nv R88.00
Glenglassaugh Distillery Revival Nv R68.00
The Coopers Choice 1999 Glen Ord Nv R48.00
Islay
Bruichladdich Peat Single Malt Scotch Whisky Nv R56.00
Bruichladdich Port Charlotte An Turas Mor Single Malt Scotch Nv R41.00

Whisky
Bunnahabhain Distillery Single Malt Scotch Whisky 18 Years Old Nv R85.00

Company
Clan Denny Vatted Malt Nv R32.00
Tobermory Distillery MacKillop`s Choice Single Cask Malt Nv R11.00
Isle of Arran
Isle of Arran Distillery The Arran Single Malt Aged 14 Years Nv R80.00
Kilmarnock
Johnny Walker Black Label Nv R24.00
Johnny Walker Green Label Nv R57.00
Johnny Walker Red Label Nv R12.00
Perthshire
The Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky Nv R10.00
Speyside
Aultmore Distillery 1997 Single Malt Aged 16 Years 1997 R83.00
BenRiach Dark Rum Single Malt Scotch Whisky 15 Year Old Nv R38.00
BenRiach Single Malt 16 Years Old Nv R63.00
BenRiach Tawny Port Wood Finish Single Malt Aged 15 Years Nv R65.00
Glenburgie Distillery A.D. Rattray Cask Collection Single Malt 10 Years Nv R34.00
Old
Imperial Distillery Duncan Taylor 13 Year Old Single Malt 'NC2' Nv R55.00
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Imperial Distillery Duncan Taylor 14 Year Old Single Malt 'NC2' Nv R55.00
Miltonduff Distillery Berry's Own Selection Single Malt 1998 Nv R47.00
Speyside Distillery Spey Tenné Nv R70.00
Tantallan 12 Year Old Single Malt Nv R51.00
The Glenrothes Single Malt Scotch Whisky 1995 R80.00
The Singleton of Dufftown 12 Year Old Single Malt Nv R50.00
South Africa
Wellington
James Sedgwick Distillery Bain's Cape Mountain Whisky Nv R19.00
Wales
Brecon Beacons
Penderyn Distillery Welsh Single Malt Nv R40.00
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Rum
Rum is rather hard to define as a group as each of the light, gold, dark and spiced rums has their own
distinct characteristics and furthermore the rums produced in each country differ from one another due
to varying laws and tradition in production.
According to history Christopher Columbus introduced sugarcane to the West Indies in 1493 and it is
generally believed that this was when the first rum was produced in Brazil, Barbados and Jamaica. By
the mid 1700's rum was being made throughout the Caribbean and South America and it soon
became popular in New England as well.
How rum is made:

Sugarcane is harvested to make sugarcane juice and molasses - most rum being made from
molasses. Within the Caribbean, this molasses is from Brazil with a notable exception being the
French-speaking islands, where sugarcane juice is the preferred base ingredient. Yeast and water are
added to the base ingredient to start the fermentation process. While some rum producers allow wild
yeasts to perform the fermentation, most use specific strains of yeast to help provide a consistent
taste and predictable fermentation time. Dunder, the yeast-rich foam from previous fermentations, is
the traditional yeast source in Jamaica. Distillers who make lighter rums, such as Bacardi, prefer to
use faster-working yeasts as the use of slower-working yeasts causes more esters to accumulate
during fermentation, allowing for fuller-tasting rum. There is no standard method for distillation. While
some producers work in batches using pot stills, most rum is produced by column still distillation. Pot
still output contains more congeners than the output from column stills, so produces fuller-tasting
rums.
Many countries require rum to be aged for at least one year in bourbon casks or stainless steel tanks.
The aging process determines the colour of the rum, i.e. aging in oak casks results in dark rum,
whereas rum aged in stainless steel tanks remains virtually colourless. Due to the tropical climate
common to most rum-producing areas, rum matures at a very high rate. An indication thereof is the
higher rate of the “angels' share” - products aged in France or Scotland sees about 2% losses each
year, while tropical rum producers may see as much as 10%. After aging, rum is normally blended to
ensure a consistent flavour. Due to these different methods of production and aging processes, there
are different grades of rum produced, which can be categorized as follows:
• Light Rum: Light-bodied rum sometimes referred to as White or Silver. These rums are
generally aged in stainless steel tanks for up to a year and filtered before bottling.
• Gold Rum: Medium-bodied rums often called Gold or Amber rum and are rich and smooth. This
is a result of either the production of congeners or the addition of caramel. Gold rums are
often aged in oak casks which also contribute to their dark, smooth characteristics.
• Dark Rum: Heavy-bodied or dark rums are the richest rums that receive their flavour from
being aged in charred oak casks.
• Flavoured Rum: Flavouring rum by adding spices and aromatics during the distillation has
become popular in the latter part of the 20th century.
• Overproof Rum: Overproof or high-proof rum is very potent with 75% pure alcohol and can be
dangerous to the human body if it is not diluted in some way.
• Cachaça: This Brazilian rum differs from others because it skips the molasses stage and uses
pure sugar cane juice in the distillation process. Cachaça is the sweetest rum available and can
best be tasted in a Caipirinha.
Rum
Austria
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Klagenfurt
Ströh Rum Nv R21.00
Brazil
Fortaleza
Ypióca Cachaça 'Empalhada Ouro' Nv R15.00
Uniagro
Germana Traditional Cachaça 2yr Old Nv R27.00
Jamaica
Caribbean
Captain Morgan Black Jamaica Rum Nv R15.00
Pyrat XO Reserve Nv R25.00
Trinidad
Port of Spain
House of Angostura Kraken Black Spiced Rum Nv R25.00
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Liqueur
A liqueur is an alcoholic beverage made from distilled alcohol that has been flavoured with
fruit, cream, herbs, spices, flowers or nuts and bottled with added sugar. The word liqueur comes from
the Latin “liquifacere” – meaning ‘to liquefy’.
Historically liqueurs are descendant of herbal medicines; they were made in Italy as early as the 13th
century and were often prepared by monks (e.g. Chartreuse). In recent years however liqueurs are
made worldwide and served in many ways: by themselves, poured over ice, with coffee, mixed with
cream or other mixers to create cocktails, etc. They are often served with or after a dessert.
Listed here are some of the most commonly found liqueurs:
• Berry Liqueur
• Chocolate Liqueur
• Coffee Liqueur
• Cream Liqueur
• Crème Liqueur
• Fruit Liqueur
• Floral Liqueur
• Herbal Liqueur
• Nut Liqueur
• Whiskey Liqueur
Liqueurs are typically quite sweet; they are usually not aged for long but may have resting periods
during their production to allow for flavours to marry. Most liqueurs have a relatively
low alcohol content of between 15 - 30% ABV; however there are some that contain as much as 55%
ABV.
Traditionally liqueur is made from the zest of Femminello St. Teresa lemons (also known as Sorrento
lemons). Lemon zest, or peels without the pith, is steeped in grain alcohol until the oil is released. The
resulting yellow liquid is then mixed with simple syrup. Clarity and viscosity are affected by factors like
the relative temperatures of the two liquids. Most lemons however; including the more-common
Eureka lemon, will produce a satisfactory Limoncello - an Italian lemon liqueur mainly produced
in Southern Italy, especially in the region around the Gulf of Naples, the Sorrentine Peninsula, the
coast of Amalfi and islands of Procida, Ischia and Capri. Though there is debate about the exact
origin of the drink, it is thought to be at least one hundred years old.
Liqueur
France
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml

Château du Breuil Coeur du Calvados Nv R13.00
Italy
Riserva dell'Elmo Saracini Limone di Sicilia Nv R24.00
South Africa
Robertson
Klipdrift Black Gold XO Nv R25.00
Wellington
Jorgensen's Distillery Naked Lemon Limoncello Nv R13.00
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Eau de Vie
An Eau de Vie is a clear, colourless fruit brandy that is produced by means of fermentation and double
distillation. In English speaking countries, Eau de Vie refers to a distilled beverage made from fruit
other than grapes. Eau de Vie is a French expression meaning "water of life".
Production
Ripe fruit is fermented, distilled and quickly bottled to preserve the freshness and aroma of the parent
fruit. Eaux de Vie are typically not aged in wooden casks, hence they are clear. Although this is the
usual practice, some distillers do age their products before bottling.
Some of the most commonly available flavours of Eau de Vie are:
• Eau de Vie de Poire: Made from pear with a variation known as Eau de Vie de Poire
Williams when made from the Williams pear.
• Eau de Vie de Pomme: Made from apple.
• Eau de Vie de Mirabelle: Made from yellow plum.
• Eau de Vie de Pêche: Made from peach.
When made from pomace, it is called pomace brandy or marc.
Absinthe is historically described as a distilled, anise-flavoured spirit derived from botanicals such as
the flowers and leaves of “Artemisia absinthium” (a.k.a. "grand wormwood") with green anise,
sweet fennel and other medicinal and culinary herbs.
Absinthe traditionally has a natural green colour but may also be colourless. It is commonly referred to
in historical literature as "la fée verte" (the green fairy). Although it is sometimes mistakenly referred to
as a liqueur, absinthe is not bottled with added sugar and is therefore classified as an Eau de
Vie. Traditionally it is bottled at a high alcohol level which is diluted with water prior to consumption.
Originating from the canton of Neuchâtel in Switzerland in the late 18th century, Absinthe rose to great
popularity as an alcoholic drink in late 19th and early 20th-century France, particularly among Parisian
artists and writers. Owing in part to its association with bohemian culture, the consumption of absinthe
was opposed by social conservatives and prohibitionists.
Ernest Hemingway, Charles Baudelaire, Paul Verlaine, Arthur Rimbaud, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec,
Amedeo Modigliani, Vincent van Gogh, Oscar Wilde, Aleister Crowley, Erik Satie and Alfred Jarry
were all known Absinthe drinkers.
Eaux-de-Vie
France
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml
Doubs
Combier Distillery Absinthe Jade PF '1901' Nv R89.00
Emile Pernot Absinthe l'Authentique Nv R80.00
Emile Pernot Absinthe Roquette 1797 Nv R80.00
Emile Pernot Doubs Mystique Premium Carte d'or 'Absinthe' Nv R26.00
Meursault
Domaine Guy Roulot d'Eau de Vie de Poire Williams Nv R82.00
Portugal
Alentejo
Herdade do Mouchão Aguardente Bagaceira (500ml) 2013 R25.00
South Africa
Elgin
Elgin Distilling Company Malus - Spirit of Elgin Nv
Wellington
Jorgensen's Distillery Field of Dreams 'Absinthe' Nv R32.00
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Mistelle
France
Vintage Price
Estate Per 25ml

Château du Breuil Pommeau de Normandie Nv R13.00
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Re: Tasting notes
Kindly note that, due to the length of our wine list, we are not able to
include tasting notes in the wine list.
However, on request, we are able to provide our patrons with a separate

tasting note which is printed in A5 format with photos, full description
and comprehensive notes of the wine as a memento to take with them.
We have attached three (3) examples for your attention.

Monday 25 August 2014
WINE SELECTION
Château Sociando-Mallet
Appellation Haut Médoc Controlée 2006
Terroir: Bordeaux - Haut-Médoc
Price Per bottle: R705.00
Best served between: 15oC and 18oC
Blend Composition:
Cultivar 1: Cabernet Cultivar 3: Cabernet
Sauvignon Franc (5%)
(55%)
Cultivar 2: Merlot (40%)
Color: Bright ruby-red.

Nose: Classic aromas of black currants, graphite, powdered wet rocks,
and earthy undertones.
Palate: Muscular, slightly inky and penetrating, but not at all an
outsized wine for Sociando in spite of its lurking power.
Finishes youthfully tight, even a bit tough, with plenty of
tongue-dusting tannins and a peppery element.
Notes: The history of Sociando-Mallet extends back at least as far as
the early 17th century. Since its acquisition by Jean Gautreau,
Sociando Mallet has experienced the most spectacular rise ever
known in the Médoc. The wine was aged in new oak for twelve
months and bottled without fining and filtration.
WINE SELECTION
Champagne Vazart-Coquart
Brut Réserve Blanc de Blancs Nv
Terroir: Chouilly
Blend Composition:
Cultivar 1: Chardonnay
(100%)
Color: Light yellow with a strong mousse.

Nose: Exotic, lees-accented aromas of papaya, apricot and melon,
with pungent floral and spice qualities.
Palate: Fruity and round, offering lemon-accented pit and tropical
fruit flavors and a dusty, spicy quality on the back palate.
Finishes smooth, with lingering suggestions of chamomile and
honeysuckle.
Notes: The House and winery are located in Chouilly and were
constructed between 1865 and 1867. The estate is 95% Grand
Cru Chardonnay and 5% Premier Cru Pinot Noir. This cuvée
Brut is made exclusively from Chardonnay. Full of finesse, this
supple and airy wine always contains 30 to 40 % of reserve
wines, so that, year after year, you will find the same Vazart-
Coquart taste so appreciated by wine-lovers.
WINE SELECTION
Domaine Albert Mann Pinot Gris Altenbourg
Vendanges Tardives 2009 (500ml)
Terroir: Alsace
Blend Composition:
Cultivar 1: Pinot Gris
(100%)
Color: Pretty bright gold color.

Nose: Aromas of flowers, lychee, yellow apples and a hint of white tea.
Palate: Quite rich on the palate, with waves of pear, sweet peaches and
honey which lingers with a mineral note on the finish.
Notes: This well regarded Alsace Domaine is run by two brothers,
Maurice and Jacky Barthelmé in the village of Wettolsheim, near
Colmar. Maurice, who took over here in 1984, is married to the
daughter of the late Albert Mann who gave his name to the
Domaine. Made from approximately 50% botrytis grapes.
Re: Sommelier’s Choice – Wines offered by the glass
Our Sommelier, Germain Lehodey, seasonally prepares a Sommelier’s

Choice wine selection, complementing the style of cuisine offered by
Chef Chantel for that specific season. These wines are stored under
optimum conditions to be served immediately to our guests, by the
glass, at the correct temperature, upon request.
We have attached the current Sommelier’s Choice Selection offered with

Chef Chantel’s 2016 Origins Degustation Menu for your attention.
CABERNET SAUVIGNON
De Trafford Wines Cabernet Sauvignon 2010
100% de-stemmed and crushed by hand directly into 2 ton
open top fermentation tanks.
R24.00
TEMPRANILLO
Bodegas Elias Mora 2V Premium 2008
This exceptional wine is produced from the oldest vines, aged
75 years and older.
R54.00
Bodegas Elias Mora Crianza 2008

The grapes come from vineyards that belonged to Elias Mora, CHAMPAGNES
which he cultivated for 40 years.
R28.00 Dominique Boulard Brut Réserve (1500ml) Nv
The Boulard family have been producing champagne since 1792
in La Neuville aux Larris, near Reims.
RED BLENDS R33.00
Radford Dale Gravity 2009 Amaury Coutelas Cuvée Brut Origin (1500ml) Nv
Each parcel of these vines is situated on ocean-facing, The Coutelas family is deeply anchored in their ancestral roots,
mountainous slopes of the premium Stellenbosch Appellation. and passionately attached to their land.
R45.00 R35.00
SPARKLING WINE
Domaine du Clos Naudin Méthode Traditionelle Brut
Réserve 2007
Philippe Foreau is the third generation of the Foreau family to
produce Vouvray from this fabled domaine.
R44.00
Torre Oria Brut Cava Nv

Torre Oria was founded in 1897 in the Utiel Requena DOC near
Valencia by the Oria de Rueda family.
R19.00
CHENIN BLANC
Château Bélingard Cuvée Blanche de Bosredon Sec AOC
2010
Château Gaudrelle Vouvray Sec Tendre 2010
This wine has been named in honour of Laurent de Bosredon's
This particular wine originates from a clay-limestone terroir, and grandmother, who died at the age of 102.
has 16 g/l residual sugar. R20.00
R25.00
Constantia Glen Two 2012
Vins d'Orrance Chenin Blanc Kama 2013
This is the second year of their wooded Bordeaux-style white.
Selected from 38 year old bush vines from the Perdeberg region R28.00
planted in decomposed granite and shale.
R22.00 Neil Ellis Wines Aenigma White 2012
Multi vineyard blend with Viognier from Elgin and Chenin Blanc
SAUVIGNON BLANC from Piekenierskloof.
R18.00
Domaine Lucien Crochet Le Chêne Marchand 2012
Le Chêne Marchand is a vineyard located in the commune of PINOT NOIR
Bué, on Oxfordian limestones.
R34.00 Domaine Berthaut Côte de Nuits Villages 2011
The Berthaut estate has been a family wine-farm for 6
NICHE WHITE VARIETIES generations.
R29.00
Thummerer Vilmos Egri Királyleányka 2010
Called the Little Princess from the wine region of Eger MERLOT
R12.00
Eagle's Nest Merlot 2010
Bodegas Ordóñez Nisia 2012
The grapes for this wine were the fourth and fifth vintage off
“ Nisia from Bodegas Ordoñez is made from 100% old-vine eight and nine year old vines.
Verdejo grapes R18.00
R16.00
WHITE BLENDS CABERNET FRANC

Mooiplaas Estate Cabernet Franc 2006
Ashbourne White Blend 2014
Fermented for 6 days on the skins in closed cement tanks.
The Ashbourne Sauvignon Blanc / Chardonnay was created by R22.00
Anthony Hamilton Russell of Hamilton-Russell Vineyards.
R10.00
To Whom it may concern,
Re: Restaurant Mosaic Wine App
For the more technological minded patrons, Restaurant Mosaic offers the
wine list as an innovative Wine Application for iPad.
Patrons can peruse the wine list at leisure on a convenient handheld iPad
device that is provided by the Restaurant staff at the comfort of their
dining table.
We have attached a printout demonstration for your attention.

RESTAURANT MOSAIC WINE APP
A client wishes to see the Domaine Albert Mann Riesling

Furstentum Grand Cru 2010 from Alsace, France:
1. The client can choose to view the wine list.

2. The client can choose to view the International wine list.

3. The client can now select the country - France

4. The client now have the option to choose the type of wine - Riesling
5. The client can now select the region - Alsace

6. The client can now make his selection of the wine.

7. Finally the client can view the chosen wine with photos and tasting notes.
8. The client can scroll down and view more photos and informative description.
9. The client can choose to browse through the enlarged photos.

10. The client can choose to view the attachments in PDF format.
11. The client can scroll down to view the entire PDF document.

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Herewith find the following documentation to support our entry:

Re: South African Wine List

Nederburg Auction Wine ................................................................................................................... 11

Méthode Cap Classique .................................................................................................................... 16

Chenin Blanc .................................................................................................................................... 19

Sauvignon Blanc ............................................................................................................................... 28

Niche White Varieties ........................................................................................................................ 36

Our Kanonkop Pinotage Collection.................................................................................................... 48

Cabernet Franc ................................................................................................................................. 56

Cabernet Sauvignon ......................................................................................................................... 57

Our Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve Collection ...................................................................... 60

Niche Red Varieties .......................................................................................................................... 62

Petit Verdot ....................................................................................................................................... 65

Touriga Naçional ............................................................................................................................... 62

Red Blends ....................................................................................................................................... 66

Cape Blend ....................................................................................................................................... 69

Bordeaux Blend ................................................................................................................................ 71

Southern Rhône Blend ...................................................................................................................... 79

Natural Sweet Wine .......................................................................................................................... 83

Our Vin de Constance Collection....................................................................................................... 84

Straw Wine ....................................................................................................................................... 85

Noble Late Harvest ........................................................................................................................... 86

Fortified Wines .................................................................................................................................. 88

Mullineux Family Wines CWG Trifecta Chenin Blanc 2013 En Vieillissement

Ataraxia Mountain CWG Under the Gavel Chardonnay 2014 R2,330.00

Jordan Wine Estate CWG Chardonnay Auction Selection 2014 En Vieillissement

Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Ghost Corner Sémillon 2011 R532.00

Cederberg Private Cellars CWG Ghost Corner Sémillon 2013 R1,168.00

Lanner Hill CWG Double Barrel White 2013 R900.00

Niche White Varieties

Mullineux Family Wines CWG The Gris Sémillon 2013 R1,990.00

Mullineux Family Wines CWG The Gris Sémillon 2014 En Vieillissement

Cape Point Vineyards CWG Reserve White 2013 R1,880.00

Tokara CWG Tribute 2012 R494.00

Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Pinot Noir Bin 115 2008 R1,140.00

Beyerskloof CWG Traildust Pinotage 2011 R1,670.00

Beyerskloof CWG Traildust Pinotage 2013 R3,470.00

Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2010 R1,255.00

Kanonkop Estate CWG Pinotage 2013 En Vieillissement

Rijk's Private Cellar CWG Pinotage 2012 En Vieillissement

Groot Constantia Estate CWG Auction Shiraz 2012 R1,950.00

De Trafford Wines CWG Shiraz 2009 R410.00

De Trafford Wines CWG Syrah 2009 R798.00

Hartenberg Estate CWG Auction Shiraz 2013 En Vieillissement

Kleine Zalze CWG 3 Expressions 2010 R684.00

Simonsig Family CWG Heirloom Shiraz 2010 R760.00

Grangehurst Winery CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2006 R950.00

Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2009 R1,292.00

Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2010 R1,976.00

Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2011 R3,242.00

Le Riche Wines CWG Cabernet Sauvignon Auction Reserve 2012 En Vieillissement

Louis CWG Laika 2010 R950.00

Vriesenhof Vineyards CWG Cabernet Sauvignon (1500ml) 2007 R2,130.00

Niche Red Varieties

Neil Ellis Wines CWG Auction Reserve 2011 R874.00

Ernie Els Wines CWG Ernie Els 2011 R1,672.00

Ernie Els Wines CWG Ernie Els 2012 R2,308.00

Haskell Vineyards CWG The Expatriate 2010 R722.00

Kaapzicht CWG Auction Cape Blend 2009 R590.00