Wine Bosman, “Upper Hemel-en-Aarde Valley” Pinot Noir, 2022

Adama Shiraz 2007 wine made from a blend of four varieties, which is dominated by Shiraz grapes, most of which was collected in Wellington. In the blend were also used additional varieties – Mourvedre, grown on the same farm as the Shiraz and Viognier and Primitivo varieties have been added experimentally, but fell short of expectations winemaker Corley Fourier. The grapes were harvested in the early morning and at night cooled at a temperature of 10 C.
As a result, the light was born elegant wine with a thrilling taste with fine tannins and wonderful aroma with hints of ripe exotic fruits.

Bosman Family engaged in viticulture in the region since 1798, is the largest producer of grapes in South Africa, in his kennel “Lelienfontein Vinegrowers” they cultivate vines more than 7 million annually. The last 50 years, the family Bosman engaged only cultivation of grapes, but in 2004 again returned to commercial wineries. Changes associated with the arrival of the family business to the management of the new owner, a representative of the eighth generation of the family – Petrus Bosman-trained winemaking in the cellars of Sonoma in the US.
In 2004 Petrus got the first harvest from which was made his first wine, signifying, according to Petrus “proud return to our wine-making past. This wine reflects the true traditions and modern experience, is the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the history of our family. “

Petrus Bosman paired with the talented winemaker Korleey Fourier creates a wine of excellent quality. Wine estates are made on the principle – “from the vineyard – the wine.” Distinctive features of wines made from selected grapes are wealth, elegance and complexity combined with excellent fruit aromas.
“Chenin Blanc 2009” and “Pinotage 2009” from the winery Bosman is in the top 100 best wines of South Africa.