2025 De Wetshof Lilya Rose

De Wetshof

Lilya Rose

Rosé from Robertson, South Africa

R129

Bottle size:

750 ml

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The De Wetshof Lilya Rosé 2025 is a vibrant and refreshing rosé that bursts with flavors of watermelon, strawberry, and litchi. Its floral aromas lead to a palate showcasing red berries, stone fruit, and plums, reflecting the Robertson terroir.
Watermelon
Strawberries
Litchi
Stone Fruit

De Wetshof

The name De Wetshof has been synonymous with the production of fine wines in South Africa since the 1970’s. As the first registered wine estate in the Robertson Wine Valley De Wetshof has become known internationally as South Africa’s eminent Chardonnay House due to the pioneering role it played in introducing this noble Burgundian grape to the country. The De Wet family’s winemaking heritage can however be traced back to 1694 when the first De Wets arrived at the Cape and immediately made a mark on the South African wine industry. Today De Wetshof is one of the few third generation wine estates in South Africa. Here Danie de Wet proprietor and cellarmaster is assisted by sons Johann (viticulture and marketing) and Peter (winemaker).

Description

The De Wetshof Lilya Rosé 2025 is a vibrant and refreshing rosé that bursts with flavors of watermelon, strawberry, and litchi. Its floral aromas lead to a palate showcasing red berries, stone fruit, and plums, reflecting the Robertson terroir.

Watermelon
Watermelon
Strawberries
Strawberries
Litchi
Litchi
Stone Fruit
Stone Fruit

Food Pairing

This rosé pairs excellently with shellfish, rich fish like salmon or tuna, lean fish, and a variety of appetizers and snacks.

Seafood
Seafood
White Fish
White Fish
Salmon
Salmon
Tuna
Tuna

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