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Eben Sadie of Sadie Family Wines relates that as with 2017, the 2018 harvest came in with much lower levels of ripeness and acidity than...
The Old Vine Series (“Die Ouwingerdreeks”) from Sadie Family Wines is, quite simply, a masterful collection of wines. Released at the end of July, the...
Here are our seven most highly rated current-release wines of last month: David & Nadia Hoë-Steen Chenin Blanc 2016 – 97 (read original review here)...
A Swartland field blend of Chenin Blanc, Muscat, Palomino, Semillon and Semillon Gris, planted in stages from 1900 to 1928. A nose of mesmerizing complexity:...
Here are our five most highly rated current-release wines of last month: Raats Eden Cabernet Franc 2015 - 97 (read original review here) Sadie Family...
Eben Sadie’s Skurfberg 2016 from Chenin Blanc planted between 1940 and 1955 up the West Coast pretty much in the middle of nowhere, is staggeringly...
The wine that is Mev. Kirsten in Eben Sadie’s Old Vine Series – from Stellenbosch vines planted between 1905 and 1920 – has always been...
From Swartand Cinsault. Eben Sadie is a strong advocate of the potential greatness of this variety under South African conditions and in the case of...
From Olifantsrivier Semillon planted in the 1930s. The hot and dry conditions of 2016 have led to a wine of particular richness and ripeness in...
The 2016 vintage of Treinspoor, the Tinta Barocca as made by Eben Sadie from a Swartland vineyard planted in 1974, seems more well behaved and...
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