
Warwick Cape Lady Pinotage Rose
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Warwick Cape Lady Pinotage Rose
The Warwick Cape Lady Pinotage Rosé from the South African winery Warwick Estate is a rosé that combines lightness and character in one glass – made for those who do not want to compromise on wine, but still appreciate freshness and approachability.
On the nose, it displays inviting aromas of peach, strawberry, and red cherry , instantly lifting the spirits. On the palate, a lively, juicy texture unfolds: citrus fruits and preserved strawberries lend the wine depth, while subtle spice notes add complexity. The acidity is present, crisp, and well-integrated – keeping the wine fresh and making each sip a delight.
This rosé, made from the Pinotage grape, South Africa's own iconic grape variety, is the perfect accompaniment to light summer dishes , antipasti, grilled fish, or simply a relaxing evening on the terrace. It pairs wonderfully with goat cheese, salmon, or a good charcuterie board – and is also a delightful and uncomplicated aperitif.
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Ingredients (as on the German label)
Trauben, konzentrierter Traubenmost, Säureregulator: enthält Weinsäure und/oder Äpfelsäure und/oder Milchsäure, Stabilisator: enthält Hefe-Mannoproteine und/oder Citronensäure und/oder Kaliumpolyaspartat, Konservierungsstoff: Sulfite
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The Winery
Where the First Lady of Cape viticulture wrote history Warwick Estate is a winery based in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Warwick was founded around 1771 as a fruit farm. In 1964, Stan and Norma Ratcliff took over the farm and turned it into a winery, mainly growing the typical Bordeaux grape varieties Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc.
Norma Ratcliff thus became the first female winemaker at the South African Cape and became famous as such. The "First Lady" range from Warwick Estate is a homage to Norma Ratcliff.
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