Ken Forrester Three Halves 2021
- Ken Forrester Vineyards
- Red wine - dry
- South Africa - Western Cape
- Shiraz/Syrah
€45.00*
Product information "Ken Forrester Three Halves 2021"
The Ken Forrester Three Halves is a first-class blend in Rhône style, composed from the classic varieties Mourvèdre, Grenache and Shiraz. Mourvèdre dominates in this delicious creation and brings a wonderful earthiness to the wine, while the smaller Grenache portion transmits fresh fruitiness and Shiraz provides spicy warm notes in the wine.
With a lot of foresight and careful tasting talent, Ken Forrester Wines is always on the lookout for something special and unique. Cult winemaker Ken Forrester has successfully focused his attention on the production of great blends in a Mediterranean style, created and composed by the finest grapes of the Cape.
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The grapes for the Ken Forrester Three Halves were harvested by hand with great care and expertise. Only the first ripe berries were selected. Upon arrival in the cellar, the grapes were first subjected to a cold swelling phase. The wine matured for 18 months in second filled French oak barrels.
| Alcohol % Vol: | 14 |
|---|---|
| age restriction: | from 16 years |
| allergens: | contains sulfite |
| body / style: | full bodied |
| bottle closure: | cork |
| bottle size [liter]: | 0,75 |
| country of origin: | South Africa |
| distributor: | Curry Premium Wines oHG, D-86938 Schondorf |
| grape varietals: | Grenache, Mourvedre, Shiraz/Syrah |
| main grape varietal: | Mourverdre |
| ratings: | Tim Atkin 89/100 |
| recommended dishes: | Hartkäse, Lammkotelett, Risotto |
| serving temperature: | 16-18 |
| single varietal / blend: | blend |
| type of bottling: | Bottle |
| vinification and maturation: | Barrique |
| vintage: | 2021 |
| wine and food pairings: | Käse, Lamm, Pasta |
| wine colour: | red |
| winemaker: | Ken Forrester |
| wine region: | Western Cape |
| wine style: | dry |
| wine type: | Red wine |
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