A refreshing take on our local South African grape, with a clear focus on elegance. red fruit, fynbos and a floral notes on the nose, with
darker fruits, olive and cranberry following on palate . The fine tannin with the understated oak draws the wine in, finishing with a dryness not expected from the variety.

The Dorper range was conceived from the idea of producing a great “village” wine as done in Burgundy, France. And so we came to Village
(French) – Town (English) – Dorp (Afrikaans). In South Africa we have a Dorper sheep breed, these black headed sheep are adaptable and hardy much like the Pinotage and Chenin Blanc varieties. So with a bit of word play the Dorper Pinotage was created in 2017. And in 2020 joined by a Chenin Blanc. These wines are focused on exploring the diversity and complexity of Stellenbosch old vine sites.