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Anwilka 2007

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• Domaine: Klein Constantia
• Appellation: Stellenbosch
• Origin: Stellenbosch, South Africa

Anwilka has been described by Robert Parker as “the finest red wine I have ever had from South Africa”. Anwilka is located in the heart of the prestigious Helderberg region of Stellenbosch in South Africa.

Only 7 kilometers from the ocean, this prime location within the renowned Golden Triangle is where the harmony of nature meets the art of culture, creating some of the world's most distinguished red wines.

Anwilka is the joint venture between Bruno Prats (former owner of Château Cos d'Estournel), Hubert de Bouard (owner of Château Angelus) from Bordeaux, and Lowell Jooste representing the home team. The grapes in their Stellenbosch vineyard are selected from 12 of the 40 hectares planted and yields are kept around 35 hectoliter per hectare. They are fermented in 7,000-liter “tronical” stainless-steel tanks and mature for nine to ten months in French oak barrels.

The name "Anwilka" is a combination of the names of the three founding owners of the estate: "An" from Lowell Jooste, "Wil" from Bruno Prats, and "Ka" from Hubert de Boüard. This fusion of the first syllables of their respective names symbolizes the union of their expertise, their combined passions, and their common vision to create an exceptional wine estate. "Anwilka" represents not only the heritage of the founders, but also the spirit of collaboration and innovation that characterizes the vineyard.

Anwilka stands out for its selection of grape varieties and quality winemaking practices, which play an essential role in creating exceptional wines. The main grape varieties grown on the estate include Cabernet Sauvignon, Shiraz, Petit Verdot and Malbec. Each grape variety is carefully adapted to the specific terroir of the Helderberg region of Stellenbosch, where the well-drained soils, maritime climate and gentle slopes provide ideal conditions for their development.

Vineyard practices at Anwilka are focused on sustainability and quality. The harvest is carried out by hand, allowing careful selection of the clusters and preserving their integrity during the winemaking process. In addition, environmentally friendly practices are favored, helping to maintain the ecological balance of the vineyard and ensuring the sustainability of the land for future generations.

With every bottle, Anwilka invites you to savor the culmination of tradition, innovation and a relentless pursuit of excellence, a testament to the enduring legacy of South African enology.

Tasting Notes

''Broad-shouldered even at 14 years old, with concentration and spice, plenty of liqourice root and toasted cinammon notes, and an intense ruby colour. 35hl/h yield, 50% new oak for 7 months before blending, then 6 months further before bottling. 3.7ph.'' Jane Anson, Best Pomerol 2020 Wines Tasted En Primeur  (11/4/2021) Ratings: 92 Drink: 2021-2035


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LWIN 1118568
Stock Status Out of Stock
Vintage 2007
Brand Anwilka
Shipping Weight 3.000000
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South Africa is located at the southern tip of the African continent, with its wine regions primarily concentrated in the Western Cape Province. The country boasts over 60 appellations, with the most iconic are: Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek, Swartland, Constantia, and Walker Bay. These regions lie within close proximity to the cooling influence of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, offering ideal conditions for viticulture.

South Africa’s winemaking history spans over 300 years, beginning in 1659, when Dutch settlers first made wine from Cape grapes. The industry grew under the influence of the French Huguenots, who brought their winemaking knowledge and traditions in the late 1600s. Through centuries of development, and despite political isolation during the apartheid era, South Africa has emerged as a modern wine powerhouse since the 1990s. Today, the country is regarded as one of the most prominent wine producers in the Southern Hemisphere, recognized for its fusion of tradition, innovation, and a strong focus on sustainability.

South Africa benefits from a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. The proximity to oceans provides maritime breezes that moderate temperatures, especially in coastal areas like Walker Bay and Constantia.

South Africa cultivates a rich mix of indigenous and international grape varieties, offering both varietal and blended wines of high quality and character, with red varieties such as Pinotage, Pinot Noir, Cinsault, Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot, and white varieties including Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc.

South African wines are celebrated for their distinctive character, balancing Old World finesse with New World vibrancy. White wines often showcase bright acidity, aromatic intensity, and tropical or citrus flavors, with Chenin Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc leading the charge. Red wines are typically bold, structured, and expressive, offering ripe fruit, spice, and earthiness. Pinotage delivers a unique profile, rustic, smoky, or fruit-driven—depending on the winemaker’s style.

Laguna Cellar featuring Domaine Constantia with the famous Anwilka wine.

 

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