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2007 Southern Right Pinotage Walker Bay
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2007 Southern Right Pinotage Walker Bay

Producer: Southern Right
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Pinotage
Origin: South Africa
Region: South Africa

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89(+?) Points | International Wine Cellar , March/April 2009

($24) Good bright, dark red. Aromas of crushed raspberry, smoke and cinders. Densely packed but penetrating, with a firm spine of acidity currently keeping the wine's fruit under wraps. Not yet pliant or expressive in the mouth but finishes with lovely lingering perfume. This needs a good three years of bottle aging. (Vineyard Brands, Birmingham, AL)

90 Points | Wine Spectator

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About South Africa

South Africa has produced wines in the area of Cape Town since the 17th century, but the country's significant place in the U.S. market is far more recent. During the era of apartheid, trade sanctions imposed on imports from South Africa kept these wines out of the U.S. and many other markets, with the effect that local South African winemakers had little incentive to produce wines that could compete in a global setting...
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Pinotage

Pinotage is a recent addition to the wine world, having been created in South Africa in 1925, by Stellenbosch University Professor A.I Perold. Perold crossed the Pinot Noir and Cinsaut grapes with the aim of acquiring the best qualities of both parents: classic Pinot Noir flavors with a bountiful crop from sturdy, disease resistant vines. Initially, Pinotage failed to meet this promise, and...
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