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Boschkloof Conclusion 2015

By , 20 June 2019

Boschkloof Conclusion 2015

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Stellenbosch cellar Boschkloof has attracted attention in recent times for its Epilogue Syrah but what of its Cape Bordeaux red blend? The 2015 consists of 40% Cabernet Franc, 39% Cabernet Sauvignon and 21% Merlot and was matured in new French oak for 20 months.

The nose shows a floral top note before dark fruit, vanilla, turned earth and spice. The palate is rich and full (alcohol: 14.5) with plenty of sweet, dense fruit and velvety smooth tannins, the finish just about dry. Built to impress. Approximate retail price: R395 a bottle.

Editor’s rating: 91/100.

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