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Bouchard Finlayson Hannibal

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This wine has concentrated dark fruit nose and palate. It is complex wine arrived at by the unusual mix of varieties. The gentle palate weight, velvet tannins lead to a long pronounced finish!

South African wine region Walker Bay

Bouchard Finlayson Hannibal

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Bouchard Finlayson is best known for its award winning Pinot Noir. This grape variety is ideally suited to the clay shale terroir of the valley. For the winemaker, Peter Finlayson, Pinot Noir is a passion that he has been pursuing for over 20 years. The Chardonnay is grown in the Kaaimansgat (Crocodile's Lair) vineyard that rests high in the mountains at 700 metres above sea level. The wines reflect the terroir with excellent minerality. Set in the temperate Hemel-en-Aarde Valley ward in Walker Bay with striking sea views of Hermanus, these wines are synonymous with excellence. The maritime climate is perfect for the growing of pinot noir and Chardonnay .

Specifications

Country South Africa
Grape Variety Sangiovese, Pinot Noir, Shiraz, Mourvedre, Nebiolo, Barbera
Winemaker Peter Finlayson, is a graduate oenologist from Stellenbosch University
Winery Bouchard Finlayson
Vintage 2007
Acidity 5.6
pH -
Alcohol (ABV) 14%
Residual Sugar 1.7
Wine Style No
Ageing Potential -
Bottle Size 75cl
region Walker Bay
Region Bouchard Finlayson is situated in the wine ward of Walker Bay, mid way between Cape point (Cape Town) and Cape Agulhas (the most southerly tip of Africa). The climate of Walker Bay is largely influenced by the nearby, cold Atlantic Ocean rendering it one of the coolest wine growing areas in the Cape. The Hemel-en-Aarde valley, home to Bouchard Finlayson, is central to Walker Bay. The valley is surrounded and sheltered by a mountain barrier, formed by Galpin Peak (810 meters) and the Tower of Babel (1200 meters), which traps the cloud cover and moisture in from the sea by the prevailing wind. Summer conditions are consequently warm rather than hot, and winter conditions are mild and frost-free.

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