South Africa

Floral & Fruity

Pearce Predhomme is a collaboration between Nicholas Pearce and Will Predhomme focusing on terroir driven wines from old vine vineyards in Stellenbosch, SA & Willamette Valley, US. This Cinsault/Syrah is made from bush vines planted in Koffieklip soils in the Southwestern of Stellenbosch, South Africa. 

It has a brilliant medium purple colour in the glass. On the nose, it's all about fresh ripe red & black fruit: cherry, strawberry, wild raspberry; with hints of intense spice, it also has a granite minerality. On the palate it is light-bodied, with a vibrant acid and grippy though delicate tannins. It intermingles with surprisingly powerful fruit & spice; punching above its weight in flavour. It is very balanced with low alcohol.

This light red pairs with all manner of dishes: from barbecue meats to grilled salmon and veggies, to spicy dishes.

Bright & Textured

Established in 2007 by the folks at Radford Dale winery in South Africa, the Land of Hope project aims to produce and market a range of premium wines wherein 50% of all profits are directed back towards previously disadvantaged employees, their families, and dependents. The Land of Hope Trust focuses on providing high-quality education and skill development opportunities, empowering individuals for long-term social upliftment and contributing to positive economic and democratic evolution.

Founded by visionary winemaker Eben Sadie, Sadie Family Wines is one of South Africa's most acclaimed producers, renowned for its terroir-driven wines and unwavering commitment to responsible farming. Based in the Swartland, the estate cultivates low-yielding vineyards with a deep respect for the land, believing that exceptional wines are born from the harmony that exists between soil, climate, vines, and people.

Portrait of the Cape tells the story of a landscape through four exceptional wines. From ancient vines and forgotten varieties to windswept coastal sites and the vast diversity of the Swartland, each bottle offers a unique perspective on the people, places, and traditions that define the Cape.

Palladius combines multiple varieties from 17 different vineyard parcels to create a broad and intricate portrait of the Swartland region. The 2023 is fresh and vibrant despite 24 months of ageing, thanks to the influence of acid-driven, lower-alcohol varieties that bring energy and balance to the blend. Bright notes of lime, green apple, and salinity lead into a finely structured palate with polished tannins, focused acidity, and a long, elegant finish. A standout expression of the vintage.

Skerpioen (Scorpion) hails from a distinctive site between Dwarskersbos and Elands Bay on the West Coast. The 2024 vintage offers defined peach and citrus flavours with subtle tropical notes, evolving into the vineyard’s signature salty-brine character. With slightly lower acidity than usual, the aromatics suggest the wine is approachable earlier, making it one of the earliest-ready whites in the range.

Founded by visionary winemaker Eben Sadie, Sadie Family Wines is one of South Africa's most acclaimed producers, renowned for its terroir-driven wines and unwavering commitment to responsible farming. Based in the Swartland, the estate cultivates low-yielding vineyards with a deep respect for the land, believing that exceptional wines are born from the harmony that exists between soil, climate, vines, and people.

The Terroir Study case is a celebration of the northern Cape’s remarkable diversity, featuring white varietals from the Signature & District Series that reveal the unique character and sense of place behind each wine.

Palladius combines multiple varieties from 17 different vineyard parcels to create a broad and intricate portrait of the Swartland region. The 2023 is fresh and vibrant despite 24 months of ageing, thanks to the influence of acid-driven, lower-alcohol varieties that bring energy and balance to the blend. Bright notes of lime, green apple, and salinity lead into a finely structured palate with polished tannins, focused acidity, and a long, elegant finish. A standout expression of the vintage.

Skerpioen (Scorpion) hails from a distinctive site between Dwarskersbos and Elands Bay on the West Coast. The 2024 vintage offers defined peach and citrus flavours with subtle tropical notes, evolving into the vineyard’s signature salty-brine character. With slightly lower acidity than usual, the aromatics suggest the wine is approachable earlier, making it one of the earliest-ready whites in the range.

Founded by visionary winemaker Eben Sadie, Sadie Family Wines is one of South Africa's most acclaimed producers, renowned for its terroir-driven wines and unwavering commitment to responsible farming. Based in the Swartland, the estate cultivates low-yielding vineyards with a deep respect for the land, believing that exceptional wines are born from the harmony that exists between soil, climate, vines, and people.

This mixed case brings together the winery’s signature wines—expressions shaped by a lifelong pursuit of rediscovering, revitalizing, and safeguarding the Cape’s historic vineyards.

Palladius is a benchmark Swartland white blend, first released in 2002, composed of multiple Mediterranean varieties grown across 17 vineyard parcels. The diversity of soils and the region’s ocean-influenced climate combine to create a wine of exceptional texture, complexity, and depth.

Columella is a masterfully crafted blend of Mediterranean red varieties, selected for their affinity with the soils and oceanic climate of the Swartland. Composed of nine small, distinctive vineyard parcels, the wine captures the essence of the region, serving as a true ambassador of Swartland terroir.

Elegant & Fresh

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Lubanzi is a socially driven South African wine company founded in 2014, inspired by a backpacking journey along the country’s remote Wild Coast. The brand is named after a wandering dog that accompanied the founders for six days and nearly 100 miles of the trek—an experience that sparked the idea to share South Africa’s culture, landscapes, and wines with a global audience.

Working with respected winemaking partners including Trizanne Barnard and Bruce Jack, Lubanzi produces expressive wines that reflect the country’s diverse terroirs. The company also maintains a strong commitment to social impact, partnering with the Pebbles Project to support health and education initiatives for families living and working on South Africa’s wine farms.

Bursting with charm, this Cinsault Rosé opens with an inviting nose of fresh strawberries and cherries, layered with soft floral tones and a lift of tangerine zest. The light-bodied palate is lively, with bright acidity underpinning its juicy red berry and watermelon flavours, while a subtle touch of cracked white pepper extends on the finish. Understated and elegant, it's easygoing complexity makes it the perfect companion for sunny afternoons.