Culemborg - Chenin Blanc

Highly acidic and refreshing wine expresses the notes of honey, pears, apples and melon, together with tropical fruits, such as lichee and pineapple.
This wine was named after Jan van Riebeck, who was born in the Dutch city of Culemborg and in June 1651 was appointed the first governor of the Cape, where he established a station on the southern tip of Africa, providing passing ships with fresh food and water, and became the first to plant vines in South Africa in 1655. Under strict supervision of the estate winemakers, this Chenin Blanc is processed and vinified in the premises or the estate, guarantiing a perfect quality and value match and enhancing the French traditions of working with this grape together with South African expertise.