Scions of Sinai

Gramadoelas Grenache Blanc

Name: Gramadoelas Grenache Blanc
Brand: Scions of Sinai
Price: 349 ZAR
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 95 (2 reviews)

Grenache Blanc•Klein Karoo•South Africa

1 bottle750 ml•R110 delivery

R349

Case of 6750 ml each•Free delivery

R2,094

Ships from

Norman Goodfellowsin 5-7 days, with free delivery on shipments over R1,500. and shipped from the following warehouse(s):

JHB: 4

Taste profile

Type

White Wine

On the palate

"Grapes from a Klein Karoo vineyard planted in 2009. Boisterous aromatics of flowers, herbs, citrus, peach and ginger, with an intriguing yeasty edge. The palate is marked by great fruit purity and racy acidity, the finish long and dry. Intensely flavoured with a compelling angularity – arresting and hugely characterful. Alc: 12.5%." Christian Eedes

Flowers

Citrus

Peach

Ginger

Cultivar

Region

Appellation

Country

Alcohol

12.5%

Cellaring potential

5 to 7 years

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Bernhard Bredell: Why the name “Scions of Sinai”? Scion = In plant biology referring to the top part of a plant/vine that exists above the ground. We say “The Scion cultivar of that vine is Chenin blanc and the rootstock cultivar is Richter 99″. In old English literature the word “Scion” also refers to “the descendant of…”. Making it applicable to refer to myself as a “scion” from Sinai Hill as well as the vines. Plural “Scions”. Pronounced: SIGH-ENS. Sinai = Referring to Sinai Hill not the famous biblical mountain but the folk name for the foothill in the lower Helderberg region of Stellenbosch where the Bredell’s have farmed with old dryland bushvines for many generations. Luckily some of them are still rooted and a great part of them owned by my cousin Pieter Bredell (also 7th generation Bredell). Pronounced: SIN-EYE. It’s me and these couple of old bushvines… together we are by definition the Scions of Sinai. The descendants of Sinai Hill.

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