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Buitenverwachting Blanc de Noir Rosé
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Buitenverwachting Blanc de Noir Rosé
The Buitenverwachting Blanc de Noir Rosé is a South African rosé wine from the renowned Buitenverwachting winery in the Constantia Valley near Cape Town — one of the oldest and most prestigious wine-growing regions in the Cape. Those who appreciate rosé wines that truly conceal substance beneath their lightness will find what they're looking for here.
Vinified exclusively from red grapes— Merlot with a small percentage of Cabernet Sauvignon —this Blanc de Noir displays its beautiful salmon-pink color without sacrificing depth. In the glass, it opens with fresh aromas of sweet strawberries and delicate peach notes , which combine to create an elegant, refined structure on the palate. Low tannins, but noticeable texture—this is the hallmark of a meticulously crafted Blanc de Noir.
This rosé will accompany you throughout the evening: whether as an aperitif on warm evenings, with a summer salad with goat cheese, grilled salmon, or light pasta dishes. It also pairs well with a cheese platter, especially if you're looking for something creamy like Brie or Camembert.
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Buitenverwachting is Constantia's white wine legend at the Cape of Good Hope. "Beyond all expectations" – that is the translation of the name of this special winery from Constantia, South Africa's oldest wine-growing region.
The family winery, which has existed for over 250 years, is located just 10 km south of Cape Town and benefits from a unique location between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. On the world's oldest granite soils, internationally awarded wines are created here under the German management of Lars Maack.
The Sauvignon Blanc in particular belongs to the South African top class.
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