NEIL ELLIS PIEKENIERSKLOOF GRENACHE 750 ml
Product Details
- Brand
- Neil
- Category
- WINE RED GRENACHE
- Varietal
- GRENACHE
- Region
- Country
- SOUTH AFRICA
- Alcohol
- 14.00%
- Sweetness
- 01
- Size
- 750 ml
- Bottle Deposit
- $0.10
Description
Discover the captivating allure of Neil Ellis Piek enierskloof Grenache, a red wine hailing from South Africa's rugged Piekenierskloof mountain vineyards. Nestled close to the Cederberg Wilderness Area, these slopes cultivate Grenache through dry land bush vines that thrive in challenging conditions. Neil Ellis uncovered the nation's oldest Grenache vineyard here, where ancient plants deliver just a modest harvest annually, ensuring each bottle captures something truly special.
Planted in 1966 on their own roots, these un-grafted, disease-free vines impart a refined elegance and finesse to the wine, along with a delightful sweet fruit profile. The local terrain of Table Mountain sandstone and shale soils, paired with dramatic shifts from scorching days to chilly nights, shapes a Grenache with remarkable character. Despite its light hue and 14% ABV, this 750ml bottle strikes a harmonious balance that drinks beautifully with a gentle chill.
Pour a glass and let the inviting red berry notes mingle with creamy strawberry hints, all wrapped in a smooth, velvety texture and silky tannins. It's the kind of red Grenache that elevates everyday moments or pairs effortlessly with grilled meats and bold flavors. From the same visionary behind standout South African wines, this expression showcases the unique potential of Piekenierskloof's high-elevation sites.
Whether you're exploring Grenache varietals or seeking a balanced red with finesse, Neil Ellis Piek enierskloof Grenache offers dependable quality at an approachable price. Its limited nature makes it a wise addition to any collection, promising consistent enjoyment sip after sip. Head to your cart and bring home a taste of these storied mountain vines today.
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