2020 Spier Pinotage Seaward

Community Tasting Notes (15) Avg Score: 88.7 points

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  4/14/2024 - Randr13 Likes this wine:

  Dry but not tannic. Earthy aroma.
  Looking forward to drinking again.

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  12/23/2023 - Pingram00 Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Paired well with lamb, beets and asparagus

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  10/24/2023 - faccmit Likes this wine: 87 Points

  Fruitier wine, cherry and plum tones, would compliment chocolate

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  9/22/2023 - dsenni Likes this wine: 92 Points

  I opened this bottle and had a glass every night for four nights, and for me this was very closed off until night 3, and night 4 was when it showed its true colors. Aromas of dark berries and vanilla/caramel. On the palate, medium acidity and tannin, full body, dark fruit and well integrated oak flavors.

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  9/2/2023 - caspernick Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Bright ruby that is nearly deep in opacity and has high viscosity (14.5% ABV). The nose reminds me of Pinotage wines I drank early on in my wine career, they had a bit of a medicinal aroma along with tar-meets-the-road. Additionally I get dark berries, black plum, brambleberry, mocha, spice box and vanilla. The palate is a dry affair with medium (+) acidity and medium tannins. The full body shows off flavors of dark fruit, black cherry and nicely integrated oak. The fruit is quite ripe and passes itself off as a touch sweet on the initial attack but I doubt there's any RS. The finish is where it turns a touch tart, but I am loving the interesting wave of flavors that have come across. Medium length- it leaves me wanting to sip again. 90 points for this $20 bottling makes it a 5 star wine to drink till 2028. I'm pairing with chargrilled chuk, fries and a side salad.
  
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