Robertson Winery
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Robertson Winery 2004 Retreat Sauvignon Blanc (Robertson)
- Editors' Choice
- $20
Classy, vibrant lime-herb bouquet. A finely tuned fruit/acid balance yields positive flavor intensity without sharpness. Finishes long with nice back-end pepper notes. Commendable for its handsome play of crisp and full elements. Best wine yet from this producer.
— M.M.
(12/15/2004)
Robertson Winery 2006 Wolfkloof Limited Release Shiraz (Robertson)
- $19
The nose on this red is soft and full of rounded spice and red berry fruit. Rich, balanced flavors of plum, black fruit and pepper are poised and backed by a good acidity. A classy Shiraz that will pair well with meat dishes and aged cheeses.
— S.K.
(3/1/2010)
Robertson Winery 2010 Phanto Ridge Pinotage (Robertson)
- Editors' Choice
- $19
Brambly berries, plum and sweet-spice aromas lead on the bouquet of this wine, with secondary hints of tree bark and licorice root. The palate turns to dark fruit notes of black cherry and boysenberry, accented by glimmers of sweet smoke and cocoa. Creamy and lush in the mouth with a texture like crushed velvet and an enduring finish. Drink now–2015.
— L.B.
(5/1/2013)
Robertson Winery 2006 Limited Release Retreat Sauvignon Blanc (Robertson)
- $17
Ripe, round aromas of melon and pineapple lead into a crisp, fresh and slightly flinty SB. This has length and complexity but is still light and clean. Its poised balance of minerality and appealing fruit makes it good for pairing or enjoying alone.
— S.K.
(3/1/2008)
Robertson Winery 2007 Wolfkloof Shiraz (Robertson)
- $19
Balancing foliage notes of sous bois, eucalyptus and purple florals mingle perfectly with the ripe blackberry and cherry flavors. Full and creamy with medium acidity and fine tannins. A touch of black pepper and roasted espresso graces the long finish.
— L.B.
(3/1/2012)
Robertson Winery 2008 Number One Constitution Road Shiraz (Robertson)
- $30
Ripe, smooth and satiny, this wine has all the right stuff for pleasurable drinking now. Earthy spice and cocoa-nib accents add depth to the dense raspberry and cherry fruit core, while the finish expresses a tree bark and whole peppercorn flavor that lingers.
— L.B.
(5/1/2013)
Robertson Winery 2009 Number One Constitution Road Shiraz (Robertson)
- $30
This is a decadent and plush wine, with ripe-fruit notes of brambly raspberry and blueberry accented by hints of pepper, vanilla and sweet spice. A streak of juicy acidity lifts the palate, and soft tannins allow for easy drinking now.
— L.B.
(5/1/2013)
Robertson Winery 2006 Limited Release Kings River Chardonnay (Robertson)
- $17
A very compelling nose of flowers, fresh fruit and nuts leads on this distinctive Chard from Robertson. It has a complex flavor profile of toasted oak, butterscotch and minerals as well as a light, almost citric spin that balances the weight. An intriguing Chardonnay with class.
— S.K.
(11/15/2008)
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