Grosjean - Chatel Argent Valleé d'Aoste Petite Arvine 2020 just outside of Stellenbosch

just outside of Stellenbosch

they buckled down and released the Cape’s first rosé in 1949

Pedro searches for granites with minimum clay content and very low ferric oxidation–soils that are almost white and full of silt and quartz

Their vineyard team is dedicated to ensuring that the grapes are given the best chance to succeed and are hand-harvested in order to maintain grape integrity

The Soderini family took possession of the building in the early part of the 15th century

Grosjean - Chatel Argent Valleé d'Aoste Petite Arvine 2020 just outside of StellenboschGrosjean is a family concern that has been working the land for generations. The Grosjean family traces its roots back to the village of Fornet in the high mountain passes of the Valle dAosta known as Valgrisenche where they raised cattle. During the summer months, the family cultivated grapes and chestnuts on the slopes at lower altitude, stocking up on wine to supply themselves over the long winters. In 1969, Dauphin Grosjean, the father of the five