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Van Loggerenberg ‘Breton’ Cabernet Franc 2024

R420.00

Stellenbosch WO

This Cabernet Franc from Stellenbosch is a blend of two vineyard parcels planted in 2004 and 2008 on decomposed granite soils with a layer of Koffieklip. The 2004 parcel, from a Loire clone, contributes 20% to the final blend and underwent 100% whole-bunch fermentation. The second parcel was fully destemmed and spent four weeks on the skins with daily punch-downs. The two wines underwent malolactic fermentation separately in third-fill French oak barrels. They were blended after 11 months of aging and bottled immediately.

Christian Eedes, Winemag.co.za 94/100:

80% of grapes from Lynedoch (destemmed) and 20% from Polkadraai Hills (whole-bunch fermented). Aromatics of pencil shavings, red and black cherries, violets, herbs and crushed leaves. Medium-bodied with vivid acidity and velvety tannins – neither overly stern nor overly plush. A wine of balance and vibrancy. 

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100% Cabernet Franc – W.O Stellenbosch
Soil: Decomposed granite, with Ferricrete(koffieklip) in topsoil

Label story:
The name Breton is from the old French name in the Loire for Cabernet Franc. We chose this name as it was in the Loire valley that we made the final decision to start Van Loggerenberg Wines. The silhouette of the woman symbolizes the elegance of Cabernet Franc and is emphasized again by the Percheron horse. This breed is always perceived as this rough brute of a horse but in my view is very elegant and, in that way, similar to Cabernet Franc to me -firm but with great elegance to it.
The landmark on the label is in the Bluegum Grove vineyard used in the wine, which was the only vineyard in the first vintage of 2016.

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