Chenin Blanc Old Vine 1982

Can be served with varied spicy dishes, full flavoured fish or chicken dishes. Ideal with crayfish, prawns. A true benchmark for relaxed enjoyment.

Old vines make wines that reflect the earth and the terroir they grow in. They reflect the scorching Summers and the long icy cold rainy Cape Winter days they have endured over decades. They exist because of the people who touched and tended them over many years. We believe in protecting the 3693 HA of Old Vine in South Africa.

After fermentation it has been aged in cement tank till bottling in November 2021.

Whole bunch pressed, wild ferment mostly in barrel.

NOMOYA World PTY Ltd was established in 2021 by marketing professional Michela Sfiligoi, Agronomist Attilio Dalpiaz, and Viticulturist Talia Engelbrecht. The name NOMOYA, which loosely translates to “from a windy place”, was carefully chosen to represent the company’s concept of the notion of never forgetting one's roots, to honour the meaning that life will take you where you need to be, meeting the right people at the right time, and to grow with the people that are meant to be there. Founded on the basis of friendship, passion, and integrity, the entity, whose vision is to deliver an ongoing contribution to the South African Wine Industry strives to bring forward a company that focuses on people, land, and their stories. The dynamic trio wears their passion for agriculture on their sleeves and will continue to use their years of experience and knowledge to challenge themselves until their objectives are met. Nomoya Wines is more than just a wine brand. We aim to deliver an offering of wines that tells a story and leaves a lingering impression of its quality assurance and uniqueness. Nomoya sources its grapes from producers whose passion ranges from quality to people, to land, and who are constantly challenging and pioneering the path of wine in South Africa. The brands’ vision is to give rise to new and exciting varieties in South Africa, creating a platform for the different soil climates and acclimating the potential that South Africa was, is, and yet still is to become.