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A beautifully crafted Pinotage showing ripe strawberry and cranberry fruit, elegant and silky

Warm berried fruit with smoky and tobacco hints, this is a modern expression of South Africa's signature grape

A smooth and juicy Pinotage from South Africa's signature variety, delivering vibrant fruity notes of bright plummy and brambly fruit through to a lively finish

Intense aromas of black cherries and dark chocolate, with hints of herbs and smoky bacon through to a warm and spicy finish

Enticing aromas of black cherry, plum, dark chocolate and spice lead to a harmonious palate bursting with black forest fruits and hints of chocolatey, toasty oak

Deep ruby red in the glass, it's bold and juicy with red-berry fruit flavours and a touch of sweet oak spice Deliciously moreish

A smooth and juicy Pinotage from South Africa's signature variety, delivering vibrant fruity notes of bright plummy and brambly fruit through to a lively finish

Bright plum and cherry complemented by a hint of spice and smokiness, full of juicy fruit flavours

This is a fabulous Pinotage - one of the best we have ever tasted, including examples that cost considerably more than this Pinotage is Pinot Noir crossed with Cinsault, and this wine tastes exactly like that - it has the beautiful hedgerow fruit of Pinot Noir, seasoned with the liquorice and star anise spice of Cinsault Caressing the palate with Pinot's seductive silky softness, it has just a touch more roundness and body A succulent wine with beautiful balance and no hard edges Martin Meinert explained that the 'burnt rubber' flavour associated with Pinotage is in fact the taste of careless winemaking, to which this grape variety is highly sensitive By taking meticulous care of the fruit from picking all the way through the winemaking process, Meinert ensures that we get to experience its true - delicious - character The Printer's Ink name is a tribute to the Meinert family's heritage as master printers in Namibia

Full of just-picked loganberry, redcurrant and elderberry fruit, this is crisp and refreshing with such gentle tannin that you can enjoy it chilled We did!

Benguela Cove Pinot Noir has upfront red fruit which sets the stage for more subdued nuances of mulberry, rosehip and violets to follow suit. As it matures, this wine will unveil a more savoury play of bay leaf and thyme, hinting towards an Old World style. Pruned, sappy rosebush notes are indicative of youth with elegant floral notes that carries through. Fruit sweetness hits the back of the palate with porcelain-like tannins that will chisel this into a serious and powerful wine to be.

A refreshing coastal style, with white grapefruit and floral fynbos aromas, through to elegant layers of fruit, steely minerality and a long, vibrant finish

Fragrant aromas of rose petals and spice envelop notes of wild, red berried fruit and savoury notes through to a long, silky finish