Anthonij RupertL'Ormarins Blanc de Blancs MCC 2019

Product code: 17571
£16.05 inc VAT
Country
Country: South Africa
Region
Region: Stellenbosch
Winery
Alcohol
Alcohol: 12.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape
Grape: Chardonnay
Grape: 100% Chardonnay
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Country
Country: South Africa
Region
Region: Stellenbosch
Winery
Alcohol
Alcohol: 12.5%
Volume
Volume: 750 ml
Grape
Grape: Chardonnay
Grape: 100% Chardonnay

Product Notes

Anthonij Rupert L'Ormarins Blanc de Blancs MCC is a refreshing and elegant sparkling wine produced through a traditional bottle fermentation method. This South African wine boasts a complex flavour profile, marrying rich apple and citrus notes with a subtle hint of biscuity aroma. The L'Ormarins vineyards in the Franschhoek Valley provide a perfect terroir for the Chardonnay grape varietal that is quintessential to this wine. L'Ormarins Blanc de Blancs MCC is named after the towering Drakenstein Mountains, referred to as the 'Golden Mountains of Africa', which in turn has given the classic wine label its unique golden hue. This versatile and delectable wine can be enjoyed on its own or paired beautifully with seafood or soft cheeses.

Tasting Notes

As fresh as a sea breeze, with sea shells initially before grapefruit. A subtle hint of perfume makes their presence obvious on the nose. The palate is lip-smackingly taut, zesty and crisp on entry. Bright and fresh with tangy lemon- and grapefruit vivacity - that then makes way for riper, fleshier fruit – generous orange, apple- and stone fruit flavour. The wine then broadens out on the mid-palate with a creamier, fuller-bodied richness taking over before it tightens once more with a defined, dry and crisp tail.

About the Winery

Anthonij Rupert

Anthonij Rupert is a famous South African winery established on the L’Ormarins farm in the town of Franschhoek. Originally, Anthonij Rupert owned the estate and the vineyards. However, after he passed away in 2001, Johann Rupert, his brother, took over the ownership rights in 2003. After the change of owners, the winery witnessed a surge in its potential and production.

Johann went into an intense pursuit of quality and excellence. He did so to honour his brother. He changed the estate’s name from L’Ormarins to Anthonij Rupert to depict his passion and ambition. It was all because his brother’s dream was to see the region of the Cape produce and distribute world-class and high standard wines. Johann constructed and incorporated various state-of-the-art technological advancements and winemaking facilities into the winery. He implemented modern techniques and practices to enrich the soil of the vineyards and the quality of the produced wines. 

Overall, the vineyards of Anthonij Rupert get blessed with beneficial factors. The soil comprises granite and sandstone. They provide the nutrients necessary for the growth and development of the grapevines. The undulating curves of the hillside allow the area to become warm and cold. The place also experiences a few windy spots. The workers and staff at the vineyards practice and implement organic and sustainable methods of viticulture. They do so to ensure that the land and its characteristics do not get affected negatively. It can be due to the use of chemicals and synthetic fertilisers. 

The estate and land of Anthonij Rupert get the perfect amount of sunshine and rainfall per year. It helps to enhance the quality of the grown grapevines and the produced wines. For that reason, the drinks of the winery are of the highest standard. They are precisely like what the late Anthonij Rupert desired.

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