
Muratie Alberta Annemarie Merlot

Muratie Alberta Annemarie Merlot
A Merlot from the heart of Stellenbosch – dense, soft and with the typical smoothness of the grape variety, behind which lies more structure than the first sip suggests.
Muratie Wine Estate is one of the oldest wineries in South Africa. Wine has been made on the Knorhoek slope in Stellenbosch since 1685 – today it is owned by the Melck family, who have carefully managed the estate for decades. The Alberta Annemarie line bears the name of former female owners of the estate and represents artisanal winemaking with respect for the terroir.
In the glass, it shines a deep ruby red. The nose offers ripe plum, blackberry, and a hint of dried bell pepper. On the palate, soft, velvety tannins, a core of dark cherry and mocha, followed by a subtle spiciness that carries the long, warm finish.
- Dishes: Braised leg of lamb, beef ragout, pasta with porcini mushrooms or mature cheddar
- Temperature: 16–18 °C
- Occasion: Dinner with friends, no special reason needed
Nutritional values per 100 ml
Legal & trade information
Review this product
Log in to review this product.
Muratie – one of South Africa's oldest wine estates, a listed heritage gem. An almost mystical place brimming with art treasures, boasting architecture from the founding era, nestled in the foothills of the Simonsberg near Stellenbosch. The soils surrounding the old farmhouse are among the best in the country for classic red wines. The Melck family has been at home here since the 17th century. Legendary among them is Martin Melck, who emigrated from East Prussia and founded the Lutheran Church in Cape Town. Ronnie Melck shaped the estate in the 20th century as a pioneer of South African winemaking. Today, his son, Dr. Rijk, carries on the legacy.
Owen/Teck













