
Allesverloren Fine Old Vintage

Allesverloren Fine Old Vintage
Allesverloren Fine Old Vintage is no ordinary red wine – it's a piece of South African wine history in a glass. Produced using the traditional methods of the South African Port style, it's for those who appreciate depth, complexity, and genuine character.
On the nose, it unfolds a rich bouquet of raisins, prunes, and licorice , accompanied by elegant notes of wood and smoke, as well as aromas of chocolate, coffee, spices, and pepper. This complexity continues on the palate: dried fruit, dark chocolate, and warming spices combine to create a long, velvety finish. The natural residual sweetness lends it richness without ever feeling heavy.
What makes this fortified wine special: It is designed for storage for up to 50 years – a true collector's item for patient connoisseurs.
- Excellent as an accompaniment to tiramisu, chocolate desserts or fine pastries.
- Classically combined with blue cheese or mature hard cheese
- In the kitchen: ideal for marinades for roasts or dark sauces.
- Served at the right temperature as a digestif after a festive meal
Whether as a gift for a special occasion or as a personal discovery – the Allesverloren Fine Old Vintage is a wine that you don't just pass over.
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Everything best .
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Henrik M.
An excellent drop.
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Irene M.
We got to know Allesverloren port wine in Namibia.
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Shop customer
super ! I always like ordering this again.
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Something special in the glass
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Special (port) wine
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Excellent liqueur wine suitable for all dishes
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All Lost – a name steeped in history. In the 17th century, the governor of the Cape granted the land to the widow Cloete. She was one of the first women to venture into the Swartland. In 1704, she traveled alone to Stellenbosch – upon her return, she found her farm and house burned to the ground. Thus, the sad name originated. But from this tragedy, a jewel grew. The first grapes were harvested in 1806, and the estate has been in the Malan family for over 140 years. Today, it comprises 227 hectares and produces wines with international acclaim. A fortunate destiny – despite everything.
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