Sadie Family Swartland Sonvang 2024 chateau-peybonhomme-les-tours black olives and plums

black olives and plums

These descriptors aptly capture the essence of the original Garnacha varietal thriving in high-altitude vineyards

"Persistence perfectly describes Grenache in the Barossa Valley

boysenberry and pomegranate flavours

Struck match and spicy oak mingles in with a broader beeswax character

Sadie Family Swartland Sonvang 2024 chateau-peybonhomme-les-tours black olives and plumsSwartland. First release. Planted in 2019, Sadies young co planted vineyard sits on the granite soils of the western slope of the Paardeberg. Due to its aspect, it soaks up most of the afternoon sun, hence the name Sonvang, which means sun catch. The concept behind this wine is establishing a single vineyard site with [Mediterranean] grape varieties that will brace and stand in the future climate change, explains Sadie. At the same time, the vineyard,