Slightly woody, a lot of sweet berries and a bit of alcohol on the nose. Tasting of berries, with a little bit of a bite (acidity) as any pinotage should have, and a bit of alcohol on the tongue. The tail ends off well with a hint of dark chocolate, as well as a continuation of oak. Nothing spectacular, but a nice pinotage to enjoy everyday.
Price when bought: R89
Tasted: October 2009
John Platter rating: 4/5 (2004)
My rating: 3.5/5