Red · 2015
Fairview Shiraz 2015
Fairview Wine & Cheese, Paarl
Wine by taste
Wines that taste of vanilla
240 Western Cape wines with these tastes in their notes.
Red · 2015
Fairview Stellenbosch Merlot 2015
Fairview Wine & Cheese, Paarl
Red · 2015
Fairview Swartland 2015 · Shiraz
Fairview Wine & Cheese, Paarl
Red · 2015
The Goatfather 2015 · Sangiovese
Fairview Wine & Cheese, Paarl
Red · 2015
Gabrielskloof The Blend 2015 · Cabernet Sauvignon
Gabriëlskloof Wine Estate, Overberg
Red · 2015
Konkelberg Rouge 2015
Longridge Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
White · 2015
Longridge Ou Steen Chenin Blanc 2015
Longridge Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Plaisir de Merle Cabernet Franc 2015
Plaisir Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Plaisir de Merle Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
Plaisir Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Plaisir de Merle Malbec 2015
Plaisir Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Plaisir de Merle Petit Verdot 2015
Plaisir Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Quoin Rock Cabernet Sauvignon 2015
Quoin Rock Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2015
Quoin Rock Shiraz 2015
Quoin Rock Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
White · 2015
Uitkyk Chenin Blanc 2015
Uitkyk Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
White · 2015
Under Oaks Three Twenty 2015 · Grenache blanc
Under Oaks Estate, Paarl
Red · 2015
Vondeling Philosophie 2015 · Cabernet Sauvignon
Vondeling Wines, Swartland
Wine · 2015
Weltevrede Vanilla Chardonnay 2015
Weltevrede Wine Estate, Langeberg-Garcia
White · 2014
Clos Malverne Chardonnay 2014
Clos Malverne Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
White · 2014
Heron's Nest Chardonnay 2014
Clos Malverne Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Red · 2014
Fairview Tannat 2014
Fairview Wine & Cheese, Paarl
Red · 2014
Gabrielskloof Shiraz 2014
Gabriëlskloof Wine Estate, Overberg
Red · 2014
Kanu Shiraz 2014
Kanu Wines, Stellenbosch
White · 2014
Longridge Chardonnay 2014
Longridge Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
White · 2014
Longridge Clos Du Ciel 2014 · Chardonnay
Longridge Wine Estate, Stellenbosch
Taste words are drawn from the tasting notes on wine.co.za; the notes themselves are not reprinted. Wines with more of your flavours come first. Ask the cellar door what is pouring on the day.