Made from 83% Cinsaut planted in 1992 not too far from False Bay affectionately named “Firgrove” by the winemakers who takes grapes from the same vineyard – Scions of Sinai and Craven; and from 17% Grenache Noir. This is a great example of a fresh and elegant blush wine. Small quantities of this was made in 2016 for the first time and sold out in a flash with 2017 also selling out rather quickly. This is the kind of rose that will get people back onto rosé summer drinking. Stock up and drink up! It’s summer!

Corlien says: “I love the subtle floral and citrus notes with just a touch of salinity on the perfectly dry finish. It’s light and easy, yet rewards with layers of flavour.”

It is easy to understand why Lukas van Loggerenberg was chosen as Young Winemaker of the Year in September 2018 by Tim Atkin. His wines are utterly delicious and worth of all the praise it may receive.

The short description by winemaker Lukas himself: “The soil structure of this valley is quite sandy and granitic which gives a good tannin structure to the wine. Granite brings lovely focus to the wines. What makes this farm very unique is the proximity to the ocean, it’s very close and you can feel this cool Atlantic breeze blowing in the afternoons.”

ANALYSIS: ALC 11.5% | TA 5 g/l | pH 3.29