"Elegant aromatics of fragrant white pepper, anise, violets and potpourri are balance on the nose lead with blackcurrant and fennel seed on the palate. The wine has textured, smooth tannins which with bottle age will integrate further. Layered fruits of the forest and tamarind spice linger on the palate."
Thelema Mountain Vineyards
Thelma Mountain Vineyards are in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa. It is a winery that all started after Gyles Webb had his first taste of a famous white Burgundy from France. He shortly after quit his accounting career to take up winemaking. The name of the winery is named after his wife: Thelema. Gyles is a meticulous winemaker that gives great attention to every part of the winemaking process - from the vineyard to glass.
Syrah/Shiraz
Both Syrah or Shiraz is the name given to this grape varietal depending on where you are in the world. In France, particularly in the Rhone Valley, it goes by the name of Syrah and it makes the floral reds of Hermitage, Cornas, St Joseph and Cote Rôtie. Whereas in Australia, particularly in the Barossa Valley, it is Shiraz and it produces bolder, spicier and oaky red wines.