Indalo
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Swartland 2004 Indalo Cabernet Sauvignon (Swartland)
- $14
An oaky, spicy Swartland version of this popular variety, the wine has nice dark fruit flavors with touches of chocolate and a medium-full body that is just shy of showing alcoholic heat in the mouth. Finishes with a hint of leather.
— M.D.
(12/31/2006)
Swartland 2005 Indalo Chenin Blanc (Swartland)
- $14
From the highly rated Swartland cooperative, this wine has fresh fruit, a touch of softness and ripe, clean apple flavors. It balances richness and freshness very easily. Imported by Hemongway & Hale.
— R.V.
(11/15/2005)
Swartland 2003 Indalo Pinotage (Swartland)
- $14
From an area formerly known for wheat and tobacco comes this co-op produced premium wine. This Pinotage is inky-purple in color with fresh, grapy whiffs of dark berry and spice, with lemony overtones. Full-bodied and creamy in the mouth, it has flavors of spice, purple fruit and straw with a lemony-citrus finish. Imported by Hemingway & Hale.
— M.D.
(7/1/2006)
Swartland 2003 Indalo Shiraz (Swartland)
- $15
Earthy, leathery and peppery scents on this Swartland offering will appeal to fans of a more grounded Shiraz, and the flavors follow suit. Berry and tobacco layers are folded into smooth tannins, but the wine has structure. It’s a little on the rustic side, though with a good barbecue the edge might be evened out.
— S.K.
(6/1/2007)
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