South Africa is renowned for its high-quality wine production, and Mulderbosch has been leading the way since 1999. As one of the first South African wineries to produce a varietal Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Mulderbosch set an exampe for other wineries to follow. With careful vineyard cultivation, they are able to produce fruit specifically meant for Rosé production.
Mulderbosch's Rosé is a delightfully balanced and succulent blend of strawberries and chalky notes. On the nose, you will detect sweet strawberry aromas complemented by subtle hints of chalkiness. And on the palate, you will find a vibrant mix of juicy fruit flavours with a fine mineral finish. This unique combination makes it an ideal accompaniment for any dinner occasion.
Head Winemaker Henry has been working in the Stellenbosch area for most of his life, gaining experience at some of the region's top wineries. His extensive knowledge and years of experience in the industry have enabled him to craft this remarkable Rosé that sets itself apart from other wines in South Africa.
Whether you are a fan of white or red wine, Mulderbosch Rosé is sure to please! With its beautiful balance between sweetness and acidity and its unique combination of aromas, it is a must-try for any wine enthusiast. So why not give it a try? You won't regret it!
Exploring the Flavors of Mulderbosch Wine
Mulderbosch wine is a South African Rosé made from Cabernet Sauvignon grapes. It was one of the first of its kind when it was released in 1999, grown with the specific intention of producing a Rosé wine. The grapes are hand-picked and carefully selected for flavor and quality, then fermented to create this unique and award-winning wine. Mulderbosch Rosé is light with a beautiful pink hue and has flavors of strawberries, white pepper, and citrus zest. It pairs well with light salads, fish dishes, or simply sipped on its ow
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Tasting Notes for Mulderbosch Rose
Mulderbosch Rose has a bright, vibrant nose of freshly picked strawberries with a subtle chalky note. On the palate, it is beautifully balanced and succulent, with flavors of ripe summer berries wrapped in a fine mineral finish. It is light-bodied and refreshing, making it an excellent choice for any occasion.
Conclusion
Mulderbosch Rosé is a testament to South African winemaking, having been one of the first of its kind in the country. Highly acclaimed by wine critics, the Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé is noted for its fresh strawberries and subtle chalky note on the nose, and for its balanced, succulent fruit flavours on the palate. With Head Winemaker Henry at the helm, Mulderbosch is sure to remain one of South Africa's leading wineries for many years to come.
