David & NadiaAristargos 2019 (Magnum)

Name: Aristargos
Brand: David & Nadia
SKU: VIN-007988
Price: 57 GBP
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Product code: 7988

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White Wine from
Coastal Region, South Africa

Country: South Africa

Region: Coastal Region

Sub-Region: Swartland

Type: White Wine

Winery: David & Nadia

Alcohol: 13%

Volume: 1500 ml

Grape: White Blend

Grape: 47% Chenin Blanc, 13% Semillon, 11% Clairette, 10% Viognier, 8% Marsanne, 6% Roussanne, 3% Verdelho, 2% Grenache Blanc

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Country: South Africa

Region: Coastal Region

Sub-Region: Swartland

Type: White Wine

Winery: David & Nadia

Alcohol: 13%

Volume: 1500 ml

Grape: White Blend

Grape: 47% Chenin Blanc, 13% Semillon, 11% Clairette, 10% Viognier, 8% Marsanne, 6% Roussanne, 3% Verdelho, 2% Grenache Blanc

Product Notes

David & Nadia Aristargos is a premium wine producer located in the idyllic Swartland region of South Africa. The husband and wife team, David and Nadia Sadie, are renowned for their dedication to creating exceptional wines that showcase the true character of the region's terroir. They source their grapes from organic and sustainably farmed vineyards, with a particular focus on old vines. Their winemaking philosophy is all about minimal intervention, allowing the natural beauty and complexity of the grapes to shine through. Their range includes Chenin Blanc, Pinotage, Grenache, Syrah, and more, with a focus on crafting wines that are both terroir-driven and vibrant. With a great passion for the land and winemaking, David & Nadia Aristargos is a must-visit for any wine enthusiast visiting South Africa.

Tasting Notes

A focused nose leads into grassy herbal notes before Thai green papaya salad, mango and lime leaf, white peaches, and a touch of pineapple emerges with air. A more understated style in 2019 with clear aging potential. Predominantly Chenin Blanc on granitic soils with an old vine focus. Grenache Blanc from the Kasteelberg adds a bit of breadth and intensity derived from schist soils, while the Verdelho, a new addition, counteracts it with freshness and saltiness to add another level of complexity. A classy expression of Aristargos

About the Winery

The venture and establishment of David & Nadia began with the love and marriage between David and Nadia Sadie. Born and raised in Swartland, David studied oenology and viticulture. He did so at the University of Stellenbosch. It was during his time here that he met Nadia and fell in love with her. She was already a qualified viticulturist and soil scientist by then. The couple tied a permanent connection between them through matrimony in 2009 and started their unique Swartland label.

David and Nadia produced their first wine in 2010. In 2013, David resigned from his previous job and began to focus on their winery. In 2016, Nadia joined him in the operations and management of David & Nadia permanently. Since its establishment, the winery has managed to gain significant reputation and fame worldwide. They are famous for producing exceptionally high-quality varietal vintages. They also distribute the sought-after blends of Elpidios and Aristargos. All the wines that David & Nadia make serve to represent their terroir, vineyards, soil and the people and workers of the region. In other words, the winery and its products represent a steady and slow romance about the land that transformed into an authentic and real-life love story. Even to this day, it continues to inspire and motivate their craft.

David & Nadia believes that wine is entirely about its purity, freshness, and natural balance that it maintains with the environment. They deem it the primary factor that can ensure that the quality of the vineyards and soil get rightfully expressed into the drinks. For that reason, the winery focuses on the different types and kinds of soil. They also assess the mountain terrain and climatic conditions with scrutiny. Overall, they ensure minimal intervention and interference of the workers in the vineyards and the cellar.

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