Red · 2025
Fryer's Cove Pinot Noir 2025
Fryer's Cove, Lutzville Valley
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Red wines that taste of clove
96 Western Cape wines with these tastes in their notes.
Red · 2025
Perdeberg The Vineyard Collection Malbec 2025
Perdeberg Winery, Swartland
Red · 2025
RW Shiraz 2025
Robertson Winery, Robertson
Red · 2024
Darling Cellars The Old Grain Silo Shiraz 2024
Darling Cellars, Darling
Red · 2024
Diemersdal Shiraz 2024
Diemersdal Wine Estate, Durbanville
Red · 2024
Durbanville Hills Collectors Reserve High Noon Shiraz 2024
Durbanville Hills, Durbanville
Red · 2024
Durbanville Hills Merlot 2024
Durbanville Hills, Durbanville
Red · 2024
Durbanville Hills Shiraz 2024
Durbanville Hills, Durbanville
Red · 2024
Friesland Pinotage 2024
Friesland, Stellenbosch
Red · 2024
Fryers Cove Cape West Coast Grenache Cinsault 2024
Fryer's Cove, Lutzville Valley
Red · 2024
Perdeberg Shiraz 2024
Perdeberg Winery, Swartland
Red · 2024
Perdeberg The Dry Land Collection Tenacious Syrah 2024
Perdeberg Winery, Swartland
Red · 2023
Bellingham The Founders Series Pod Red Blend 2023 · Pinotage
Bellingham, Stellenbosch
Red · 2023
Delheim Pinotage 2023
Delheim Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2023
Diemersfontein Cabernet Sauvignon 2023
Diemersfontein Wine Estate, Wellington
Red · 2023
La Motte Millennium 2023 · Merlot
La Motte, Franschhoek
Red · 2023
Lyngrove Platinum Latitude 2023 · Pinotage
Lyngrove Wines, Stellenbosch
Red · 2023
Nederburg The Winemasters Cabernet Sauvignon 2023
Nederburg Wine Estate, Paarl
Red · 2022
Glenelly Estate Glass Collection Syrah 2022
Glenelly Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2022
La Petite Ferme Shiraz 2022
La Petite Ferme, Franschhoek
Red · 2022
Neethlingshof Shiraz 2022
Neethlingshof Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2022
Steenberg Merlot 2022
Steenberg Farm, Constantia
Red · 2021
Boschendal 1685 Shiraz 2021
Boschendal, Paarl
Red · 2021
Laborie Shiraz 2021
Laborie Wine Estate, Paarl
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