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Neethlinghof Cap Classique Brut Rose
750ml
$18.99
+CRV
Mix 6 for $17.09 each
*Price, vintage and availability may vary by store.
*Price, vintage and availability may vary by store.
Product Highlights
South Africa - Western Cape - Aromas of fresh strawberry, shortcake and a touch of rhubarb. Rich on the palate with a beautiful crisp tartness and a touch of balancing sweetness. The generous mousse highlights a hint of brioche as it fill the mouth before releasing a lasting aftertaste.
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OVERVIEW
Geography
South African winemaking began in the 17th century, with early Dutch and French settlers planting vines and making wine for export back to their homelands. But a renaissance of the industry began just 20 years ago, when historic political reform in South Africa ended the country’s social and economic isolation. Today, South Africa is attracting educated winemakers and investment from around the world and expanding its traditional winemaking regions into promising new terrain.
Varietal / Type
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