Modern, Post-War and Contemporary Art, Decorative Arts and Wine
Online-Only Auction, 25 May - 1 June 2020
Wine
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About this Item
Spioenkop was established in 1998 and is located on a hill in Elgin deemed similar to the one in KwaZulu Natal where the battle of Spioenkop was fought during the Anglo Boer, with the 1900 range named after the year the battle took place. The estate is co-owned by Belgian former Sommelier and ex engineer, Koen Roose, fulfilling the roles of Viticulturist, Winemaker and General Manager. Known to do things differently, Koen is championing unique viticultural practices and varietals in Elgin. Koen traditionally exports most of his wines to his native Belgium. Spioenkop's recent Chenin Blanc’s have been world class.
His recent Chenin Blanc’s have been world class.
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Due to time constraints set upon us with the COVID-19 Lockdown no original bottle shots were taken.
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'Johanna Brandt is the outstanding Chenin in the Spioenkop range in 2017, sourced from shale soils and aged in 30% new wood. It’s a richer, bolder style than the Sarah Rall, showing notes of honey, thatch and baking spices, all built around a core of vivid, bracing acidity. 2019-27.' – Tim Atkin MW, SA Special Report 2017, 95/100