South Africa Tradition meets innovation

A very focused style of Sauvignon Blanc showing fresh passionfruit and green apple fruit, with underlying chalk and slate notes confirming the Elgin origin of the grapes.

The 2016 vintage shows off pure fruit and earthy notes complimented by a classical pencil lead aroma. A typical dry tannin structure with seamless balance to finish.

The 2016 vintage produced a lovely soft and velvety textured Shiraz, with the slight addition of Mourvedre to build in a little tension in the finish of the wine.

Made from old vine Chenin Blanc planted in 1966 and sourced from the Stellenbosch region, the 2018 is the maiden vintage of this world-class wine, showing wonderful purity and elegance.

A unique blend in its class with the use of Italian and Spanish varietals – Shiraz lead, the wine shows off forward fruit aromatics of violet, cherries and liquorice accompanied by notes of classical cigar box spice.

A more tropical style Sauvignon Blanc, shaped around fresh fruit aromas such as passionfruit (Elgin sourced grapes), pear and guava (Stellenbosch sourced grapes). The palate expresses great purity in fruit, and a softer acidity compared to more typical Sauvignon Blancs.

Made from some of the oldest Chardonnay plantings in South Africa, planted in 1988, the age of these vines still prove to produce lovely restraint, tightly structured wines which are rather perfumed when young, but develop beautifully from time spent in bottle

Pristine red cherry and exotic fruits with touches of earthy clove spice. The palate has earthy, savoury flavours along with delicate dry tannins and a soft freshness to carry the fruit.

This iconic flagship blend, named after the owner of Waterford Estate, Jeremy Ord, or “Jem”, as he is affectionately known, is a master blend of different red varietals that collectively epitomise the best of the vintage