• South African Bordeaux Blends Part 2/9 - Delaire Graff The Banghoek 2018, Runner-Up Double Gold GFWC23

  • Feb 26 2024
  • Length: 7 mins
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South African Bordeaux Blends Part 2/9 - Delaire Graff The Banghoek 2018, Runner-Up Double Gold GFWC23

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  • In this episode, Ross introduces a Bordeaux blend wine from Delaire Graff Estate in South Africa - The Banghoek 2018. This amazing wine was the shared Runner-Up Double Gold Winner at the 2023 Global Fine Wine Challenge in the Bordeaux Blends class.

    This is part 2 of 9 short podcasts highlighting South Africa's success in this class at the recently held Global Fine Wine Challenge. Canadian, American & New Zealand Bordeaux Blend medalists will also be featured in upcoming episodes.

    Chapters
    00:00 - Introduction and Wine Overview
    00:59 - Recommendations for Wine Travel in South Africa
    01:30 - Introduction to Delaire Graff Estate Winery
    02:24 - Description of Delaire Graff Vineyards and Wines
    03:23 - Feedback and Commentary from Wine Judges
    04:20 - Recognition and Awards for Delaire Graff
    04:47 - Where to Find Delaire Graff Wines
    05:41 - Conclusion and Future Episodes

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    Cheers, RA
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