Wine Spectator’s Top 100 of 2017 – two SA wines
By Christian Eedes, 21 November 2017
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Each year, the editors of US publication Wine Spectator survey the wines reviewed over the previous 12 months and select their Top 100, based on quality, value, availability and excitement. This annual list honors successful wineries, regions and vintages around the world.
SA took two places in 2017:
49. Rust en Vrede Syrah 2014 – score: 92
100. Sadie Family ‘T Voetpad 2015 – score: 95
To read the list in full, click here.
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joe | 23 November 2017
Thanks, Kwispedoor. That explains that price discrepancy between US retail and cellar-door 🙂
Savvas Themistocleous | 22 November 2017
We have stock at Life Grand Cafe in Pretoria for our Patrons.
joe | 21 November 2017
Kwispedoor: Where is it possible to buy the ‘T Voetpad 2015 in SA? (I live in the US now, but may visit SA soon, and would like to grab a bottle when I’m there if possible!)
Kwispedoor | 22 November 2017
Unfortunately only from private collectors, I think Joe. It sells out within about a week at most from release every year if you consider all the possible buying options. And getting a private collector that will part with them will be tricky.
Kwispedoor | 21 November 2017
The ranking of those two wines made no sense to me, until I saw that the ‘T Voetpad goes for $67 in the States. Thank you Eben for making the wine affordable to Saffer wine lovers!