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Stormhoek 2004 Sémillon (Wellington)
- Best Buy
- $10
Not currently imported into US.
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Stormhoek 2008 Sauvignon Blanc (Western Cape)
- Best Buy
- $13
An appealing nose of tropical fruit, citrus and spice, followed by a clean, dry, spicy combination of citrus and fresh fruit, give this white a summer sipping appeal. A great partner to salads, grilled seafood, Thai cuisine.
— S.K.
(6/1/2009)
Stormhoek 2007 Pinotage (Western Cape)
- Best Buy
- $11
Cloves, pipe tobacco and a touch of pepper start this layered Pinotage from Stormhoek. The wine offers layers of cedar, tobacco, red berry and spice, and medium tannins and a smooth, balanced body seal the deal. An elegant Pinotage with exciting flavors.
— S.K.
(3/1/2009)
Stormhoek 2005 Pinotage (Western Cape)
- Best Buy
- $10
The great Pinotage debate in South Africa continues: How do you appeal to the American palate with a variety that has an eccentric, spicy and rustic edge? Stormhoek may have found the answer with this soft and friendly version, which has managed to extract the best of the variety without stripping it of its unique character. Bright and juicy with a soft, integrated…
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Stormhoek 2006 Sauvignon Blanc (Western Cape)
- Best Buy
- $10
Bright, tropical fruit flavors mingled with a fresh, lively, cut grass character typify this playful wine from the hills of South Africa’s Wellington region. Good acidity and lift ensure this is a refreshing wine for warm weather repasts.
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Stormhoek 2006 Pinot Grigio (Coastal Region)
- Best Buy
- $10
Light, clean and uncomplicated, the way most people like their Pinot Grigio’s, this wine still has depth. It offers great acidity and lift as well as easy-to-savor tropical fruit and citrus flavors. Despite its popularity in the U.S., Pinot Grigio is a rare find in South Africa, and winemaker Graham Knox is getting it right.
— S.K.
(7/1/2007)
Stormhoek 2006 Pinotage (Western Cape)
- Best Buy
- $10
This is an elegant, slightly restrained Pinotage that maintains the local character but offers a more palatable choice for everyday drinking. Pepper, rich berry and spice are balanced by a quiet acidity and long, rich finish. Pair with Moroccan or Indian cuisine.
— S.K.
(9/1/2008)
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