Richard's The Cutler Barbera 2021
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Goats do Roam The Goatfather 2020
Sold by Lekker Wines
£15.50
(As of 29/11/2023)
£14.99
Angels Angel Price
£11.99
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About the wine
Richard's vibrant South African take on the Italian-staple grape
- I'm on a quest to discover hidden pockets of unusual grapes and for Angels, soo I was really chuffed to find this undiscovered gem. Luckily, I know the grower well, so I managed to secure the fruit for a keen price too!
- The Barbera grape is traditionally from the Piedmont in Italy, but can absolutely flourish here in South Africa. The sunshine really packs it full of fruity intensity.
- My silky smooth, medium bodied Barbera is crimson red with vibrant aromas of ripe red cherry, dried strawberry and a ripple of milk chocolate. I hope you love it!
Richard, Winemaker
Best before
Drink now to 2024
Serving advice
Serve at 14-16°C
Food match
Enjoy with spaghetti Bolognese, braised lamb shanks with roasted root vegetables, mushroom risotto. Anything hearty will go really well with this wine!
Contains sulphites
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South Africa
Western Cape
Barbera
Fruity Red
14.5% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Richard Kershaw
- He's a tip-off from Rod and Richard proved he is seriously wine savvy when he became a Master of Wine. Not bad for a man from Sheffield!
- Angel funding gave Richard the jump his one-man business needed, allowing him to tap into South Africa's huge potential to make spectacular wines without hiking up the price.
- Unlike the show-off wineries in South Africa, Richard dreams of owning a shed to make wine in. So you're not paying for fancy cellar doors, marble floors, and Michelin-starred restaurants. Just raw winemaking talent, great grapes, and a shed.
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