Mulderbosch Chenin Blanc (2015)
Winery: | Mulderbosch Vineyards |
Region: | South Africa » Stellenbosch |
Varietal: | Chenin Blanc |
Type: | Table Wines |
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Stellenbosch on SnoothJune 2007
When someone tells you this wine actually beat the French in a Worldwide competition and came out tops, you WANT to taste it - and it was worth it!The nose has hints of butterscotch and vanilla, wood is very well integrated and the plumminess that follows the initial sweetness, is brilliant.The palate does not dissappoint at all - it is even bet... Read More
June 2007
Not as great as I would have hoped. Some nice lemon flavors. Some decent minerality. Was very clear that this was fermented or aged in oak. All in all, it did not change my life. Read More
May 2007
Possibly a bad bottle, but there was high amount of bottle stink (smelled skunky). In the mouth, yes, I tasted it, there was definitely still the skunk plus a bit a fruit, but not a lot. Mostly earth, some herbs, and yet more skunk. Read More
December 2006
Decanted" for 6.5 hours. Nose is overwhelmingly coffee beans. with green pepper, blackberries and black peppercorns mixed in. I also get some cedar plank; but coffee is the primary aroma. Mouth-feel was very smooth. Cherry cough syrup, coffee, a little tobacco, a little strawberry. Strong, warming (alcoholic) finish that the mid-palate (though q... Read More
December 2005
Dark reddish purple with thick legs clinging to the sides. Sour raspbery right off when I stick my nose in the glass followed by a little earth, mineral, leather and some light herbal notes. Strong acidity with medium tannins and a sharpness on the front palate. Rich in the mouth the wine show chocolate, charcoal, and redfruit, though overall it... Read More
July 2004
Light crisp, slight mid palate sweetness, though at 14% could just be the alcohol. Enjoyable but had to have more than a glass on a hot day. More of a winter white. [NR] Read More
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