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92
Red still
Les Grands Chais de France
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.00%, 0,75 l
£ 11.40 inc VAT
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92
Red green still
Simonsig
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.50%, 0,75 l
RP 90
JS 91
VO 92
DE 94
£ 31.92 inc VAT
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Last 3 bottles
90
Red still
Bellingham
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.00%, 0,75 l
RP 90
£ 18.48 inc VAT
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Last 2 bottles
91
Red still
Bellingham
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.00%, 0,75 l
£ 31.64 inc VAT
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Last 3 bottles
91
Red green still
Simonsig
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
13.50%, 0,75 l
£ 17.52 inc VAT
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90
Red still
Aaldering Vineyards & Wine
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.50%, 0,75 l
£ 34.75 inc VAT
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Last 6 bottles
89
Red still
Pulpit Rock Winery
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.50%, 0,75 l
£ 20.23 inc VAT
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Last 6 bottles
90
White still
Aaldering Vineyards & Wine
,  N/A , 100% Pinotage
14.00%, 0,75 l
£ 33.37 inc VAT
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Last 4 bottles

Information about Pinotage

Autochthonous
(Local)
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Grape variety Pinotage
Grape colour Red grape
Variety Autochthonous
Vigour Medium
Areas of cultivation Pinotage is South Africa's signature grape variety. It is grown almost exclusively there, making everything from low-quality table wines to rich, concentrated wines with flavors of black and red fruits, spice, leather and chocolate. Pinotage has suffered from a bad reputation for much of its life, but determined South African producers are currently seeking to reverse this trend with thoughtful viticultural and winemaking processes. Outside South Africa, Pinotage has had little success. It is grown in small quantities in New Zealand's North Island, particularly in the Hawke's Bay and Auckland. It is also grown in parts of California and in Israel.
History The variety, a crossing of Pinot Noir and Cinsaut, was first bred by scientist Abraham Perold in 1925, although the few seeds the crossing yielded were planted in his garden and consequently forgotten. The vines were found by another researcher some years later, grafted onto disease-resistant rootstocks and the first commercial plantings were made in 1943. The name Pinotage is a portmanteau of its two parents, as Cinsaut was then known in South Africa as Hermitage.
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