Graham Beck wines are South Africa's answer to the sparkling champagnes of France. Although the winery has a relatively short history (it was founded in 1990), it already has an impressive track record. This is all thanks to Pieter Ferreira, a South African with a passion for sparkling wines. He brought together the biggest names in the South African wine world and founded Graham Beck, which, thirty years after its founding, remains a leader. The sparkling wines are primarily made with Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, coincidentally two very important grapes in the Champagne region.
A unique sparkling wine—that's how we describe Graham Beck Vintage Rosé. Produced entirely from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes from a single vintage, this wine is only made in exceptionally good years. But you get a lot in return. The party begins the moment the prominent Champagne cork leaves the bottle with a pop. The soft pink color sparkles in your glass, instantly making you thirsty. The aroma is bursting with red fruit. Thanks to 36 months of fermentation in Graham Beck's impressive cellars, you'll also detect distinct aromas of nuts and vanilla. The taste is also guaranteed to please with Graham Beck Vintage Rosé. The refined, soft mousse teases your taste buds. It's a feast of familiar notes with fresh raspberries, strawberries, and cherries.
