Just like the versatile Wagon Tree that we have been named after, our selection of dazzling South African wines are made from grapes grown in some of the most fertile soils of the beautiful Western Cape. Producing youthful, bold and vibrant wines that are bursting with flavour and character just waiting to be discovered.
Rosé and White wine only
Wagon Tree Rosé is youthful, light and has a vibrant salmon-pink colour. Refreshing and bursting with juicy red fruit flavours, it is easy to drink and best suited as an aperitif or with simple seafood, chicken or salad dishes. Served chilled.
Fresh and ripe with plenty of red berry flavours and good longevity on the palate. The colour is pale salmon-pink.
This Wagon Tree wine is made from a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes, grown in the beautiful vineyards of the Western Cape. Alive with red berry fruit flavours, this elegant wine is great for any occasion. Best served on its own or with red meat dishes. Serve at room temperature.
Intense aromas of ripe cranberries and currants. Gentle in the mouth with ripe tannins and a round velvet finish, it has good depth of black fruit on the palate, supported by sweet vanilla characteristics, derived from a light oak treatment. The colour is an intense red with purple hints.
This Wagon Tree wine is made entirely from Chenin Blanc grapes, grown near the banks of the Breedekloof River in the Western Cape winelands. Brimming with fresh citrus flavour, it has a vibrancy that is great for every occasion. Best served on its own or with grilled fish and salads. Served chilled.
Reflects solid Chenin varietal characteristics with good aromatics, complexity and longevity on the palate. The colour is a delicate pale yellow.
The native Protea Nitida, or Wagon Tree, gave South African settlers the means to prosper in wild and unknown lands. Its fine timber made strong wagon wheels that carried travellers across the empty wilderness, while the glossy leaves made ink that enabled the earlier settlers to charter the history and romance of this great country.
The Wagon Tree also became an indication of the perfect location for growing vines. Planted in the same fertile soil as this distinctive tree, the vines flourish. Producing rich and flavourful grapes kissed by the warm Southern African sun and nurtured by the cool ocean breeze carried down through the lush green valleys of the Western Cape.
South African winemaking tradition began over 350 years ago, with the first recorded wine production dating back to 1659. Since then a vast knowledge of production methods has led to South Africa becoming synonymous with vibrant, elegant and perfectly balanced wines that have quickly gained in popularity all over the world.
