Wines from Klein Constantia Winery
- Ugaba 2006 Anwilka Estate, Stellenbosch (75cl)
Ugaba is the second wine of 'Anwilka', a famous South African red made by 2 eminent Bordeaux winemakers in conjunction with Klein Constantia. Made from a blend of 42% Syrah, 32%Cabernet Sauvignon and 26% Merlot, ripe dark fruit and cassis flavours are supported by soft, seamless tannins and good acidity.
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- Klein Constantia Sauvignon Blanc 2006 Constantia (75cl)
An extremely well balanced wine, showing classic Sauvignon Blanc flavours. Ripe, but not overly tropical, and green without being too vegetal. Given an extra richness and dimension by the additon of 4% Semillon.
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This sweet white vintage wine from South Africa is shipped in a deluxe silk lined hinged presentation box with four wine accessories (corkscrew wine pourer drip stopper & wine stopper) [worth £14.99] at no extra cost. One only
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