Introduction
Anthonij Rupert Wyne L’Ormarins Blanc de Blancs 2019 is a truly exceptional and elegant sparkling wine. It testifies to the Chardonnay grape’s potential in South Africa’s Franschhoek region. The Anthonij Rupert Wyne winery crafts this wine from its vineyards, carefully harvesting grapes to preserve freshness and aroma. This gives the wine a light, vibrant character. The outstanding 2019 vintage provided pristine ripeness and a brilliant balance of acidity, setting the stage for a wine of immense character and focus.
Character Description
The Anthonij Rupert Wyne L’Ormarins Blanc de Blancs 2019 has a brilliant, pale golden hue. The intensely aromatic bouquet reveals layers of fresh peach, nectarine, and subtle vanilla bean notes. Hints of toasted nuts and a touch of minerality intricately intertwine. The palate is light-bodied and vibrant, with a remarkably crisp texture. It showcases concentrated flavors of stone fruit, delicate nutty notes, and a distinctive minerality. A vibrant acidity balances the wine, leading to a long, clean, and memorable finish. This vintage leaves a lasting impression of purity and elegance.
Perfect Pairings
This distinguished wine is a superb companion for a range of dishes. Its freshness and vibrant acidity complement a variety of meals, from roasted chicken to fresh seafood. It pairs beautifully with Thai food, salads, or light pasta. Its delicate fruit and mineral profile also suits fresh cheeses like mozzarella or burrata. Consider dishes with fresh herbs or light sauces. This wine is a superb choice for a sophisticated evening or a casual gathering.
About the Winery
Anthonij Rupert Wyne is a beacon of excellence in the Franschhoek region. The winery was founded with a vision to produce exceptional wines. They focus on using traditional winemaking techniques. Their commitment to sustainable viticulture is strong. This Blanc de Blancs is a true testament to their unwavering commitment to quality. It consistently reflects the vibrant and elegant style of Anthonij Rupert Wyne.
