2021 | Eben Sadie | Pofadder

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Red Wine: 2021 | Eben Sadie | Pofadder

Pofadder is produced using Cinsault vines planted around half a century ago on Kasteelberg mountain. Eben Sadie opt for organic farming and keep yields as low as possible.

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Producer: Eben Sadie

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Cinsault

Country/Region: South Africa, Swartland

Since 2000, Eben Sadie has been producing cutting-edge and characterful wines that have revolutionised the South African landscape and inspired a whole generation of winemakers. Pofadder is produced using Cinsault vines planted around half a century ago on Kasteelberg mountain. Eben Sadie opt for organic farming and keep yields as low as possible.

Producer Information

The Sadie Family is a wine producer in the Swartland region of South Africa, famous for its wines made from classic Rhne varieties like Syrah, Mourvdre and Viognier. Chief among these are the Columella red and Palladius white wines, which are considered to be some of South Africa’s best wines.The estate comprises some 24 hectares (60 acres) of vineyards across Swartland, including mountainous plots and coastal plains. This diversity of terroir means that there are a wide range of grape varieties planted, from Tinta Barroca to Clairette and Palomino. The vineyards are all farmed organically and biodynamically.The Sadie Family winery uses a wide range of fermentation vessels including concrete amphorae, eggs, truncated cones and cubes, and larger formats of oak barrels. Natural yeasts are used for fermentation and all of the red wines are pressed in a small basket press. The winemakers often use sprinkler systems instead of punch downs to obtain gentle extraction of tannin and colour.