Syrah Renosterblom 2024 Aurelien Petit
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Product Details
- Format
- 75 cl
- Region
- SWARTLAND
- Vintage
- 2024
- Ranking
- REGIONAL
- Degree
- 12°
- Color
- ROUGE
- Country
- AFRIQUE DU SUD
- Author
- Mattéo
A poised Syrah from Paardeberg's altitude vineyards, balancing dark fruit, spice and mineral tension.
The Syrah Renosterblom 2024 from Aurélien Petit is a cuvée of affirmation, born from the altitude terroirs of Swartland, South Africa. This wine reflects both the power of the variety and the finesse of a winemaker who pursues his craft with rigour and sensitivity.
The nose seduces with deep aromas of blackberry, violet and black pepper, mingled with notes of garrigue and warm stone. On the palate, the material is juicy and elegant, supported by fine tannins and remarkable freshness that gives the wine a balance of rare precision. The long, peppery finish reveals beautiful complexity and contained energy.
This Syrah pairs ideally with roasted lamb rack, grilled beef rib or roasted vegetables with herbs.
A vibrant and precise red, where Aurélien Petit offers a modern and sincere interpretation of South African Syrah, balancing tension, fruit and depth.
The nose seduces with deep aromas of blackberry, violet and black pepper, mingled with notes of garrigue and warm stone. On the palate, the material is juicy and elegant, supported by fine tannins and remarkable freshness that gives the wine a balance of rare precision. The long, peppery finish reveals beautiful complexity and contained energy.
This Syrah pairs ideally with roasted lamb rack, grilled beef rib or roasted vegetables with herbs.
A vibrant and precise red, where Aurélien Petit offers a modern and sincere interpretation of South African Syrah, balancing tension, fruit and depth.