12.5% alcohol. This is from the Château de Thulon in Lantignié, which is one of the top villages with its granitic hillside vineyards, and is probably close to cru status. 50 year old vines. Nicely structured with a gravelly, grainy, spicy underpinning to the sweet raspberry and cherry fruit. It has a slightly abrupt finish, with firm tannins clamping in on the fruit, but there’s also a nice fleshiness and density here. Finishes fresh with a hint of blackcurrant, this is serious cru-level Beaujolais at a good price. 91/100 Jamie Goode

58% Cabernet Sauvignon, 19% Shiraz, 14% Petit Verdot, 9% Malbec

These historic vineyards formed part of the original farm Constantia, whose legendary wines were sought-after by the 18th and 19th Century European aristocracy, requested by Napoleon, and praised by Dickens and Jane Austen. Lying in this fertile valley on a narrow Cape Peninsula, our vineyards are favoured by a cool and gentle maritime climate, creating near-perfect conditions for premium wine growing. harvested at optimal ripeness, this estate blend showcases Klein Constantia red wine at its best !

17.5 Jancis Robinson,92-94 Wine Enthusiast,91-94 Wine Spectator, 

92-93 James Suckling, 90-92 Neal Martin, 90-92 Antonio Galloni, 90 Decanter

A unique wine from the sun drenched vineyards of Southern France - displaying intense, sweet berry fruit with a savoury twist, combining with soft tannins to deliver a luscious, textural Pinot Noir with powerful full fruit finish.

Le Fou is French for 'The Madman' - appropriately names as it has long been thought only a madman would try to produce the perfect Pinot Noir in the Languedoc. Perfection achieved. Myth dispelled!

This native varietal coming from the picturesque hills of Friuli- Grave in Italy’s north east, is a beautifully bright and expressive with hints of musk on the nose and crunchy blue fruits and violet aromas.  Its fine and slippery tannins are a highlight.