2015 Sadie Family Soldaat

Community Tasting Notes (22) Avg Score: 91.8 points

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  4/21/2024 - Goodwine4ever wrote: 93 Points

  Soldaat, un vin tellement unique !
  une bombe de fruits, un végétal hyper présent tout comme l'acidité.
  C'est complexe, serieux et super digeste.
  Un vin que je goute depuis 7-8 ans et je n'ai jamais rien gouté de tel.
  Un vin qui divise mais moi j'adore
  Sadie c'est aérien, profond et délicieux

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  3/9/2024 - benjamin96 Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Super fruite, un beaujo sur steroide!

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  1/7/2024 - AndrewHH Likes this wine: 94 Points

  A touch off the last bottle, not quite a svelte and integrated but nonetheless a pleasure and gained complexity with time in the glass.
  
  Burgundian for its sous bois, soft red fruit, clean gentle integrating acidity and fine tannins.

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  11/24/2023 - AndrewHH Likes this wine: 95 Points

  Refined aged old vine grenache. Beguilingly soft and medium bodied but so complex with many layers of clean red fruit - cranberry, wild strawberry and cherry. The fruit is seamlessly woven with mild pepper spice, wood smoke and wet stone granite minerality.
  
  Continually evolves in the glass. Glorious and will continue to drink well for many more years.

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  10/2/2023 - rikipedia Likes this wine: 91 Points

  2015 The Sadie Family Die Ouwingerdreeks 'Soldaat' Red Pleasant aromas of wild forest berries, herbs, smoke and undergrowth underscored by mineral, stems and crushed stone with a raspberry compote and pastille quality slowly revealing later. The light-bodied palate opens with a burst of crisp acidity with cherry flesh and strawberry notes and a sprinkle of spice. I liked the lift and penetration of the nose and palate and whilst more evolved the ageing seems gracious with youthful vibrancy still peeking out. As it opens it there is more wild, more feral notes, a touch 'sauvage' with a peppery quality. The only downside is that it finished quite hard and thus the finish was a little blunted.

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