Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning Chenin Blanc 2023
Bringing together a plush, fruit-laden Chenin Blanc with an elegant finish, Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning sparkles thanks to historic craftsmanship and innovative winemaking. The estate’s proud tradition and unique winemaking philosophy are enhanced by critical and public recognition. A superb South African white, it is as rewarding for wine lovers as it is widely celebrated.
Taste
Rich and luxurious, the Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning Chenin Blanc unfolds with layers of ripe guava and pear, accentuated by bright notes of grapefruit and lemon. The palate is plush and rounded, with honeyed almond, nougat, and subtle candied nuts. French oak maturation and lees contact add to its refined mouthfeel, leading to a lingering finish shaped by supporting acidity and a gentle touch of flint and jasmine.
About the Producer
Groot Phesantekraal, nestled in Durbanville’s rolling landscapes, stands out for its historic roots dating back to 1698 and over 120 years of continuous family ownership. The estate is renowned for limited releases focusing on high quality, using both innovative and time-honoured winemaking techniques. Wines are crafted from carefully selected plots, including bush vines and old vineyards, with maturation in oak, concrete eggs, and even amphora. Their sensory-rich tasting experiences, inventive blending of modern and historic methods, and award-winning range make Groot Phesantekraal truly distinctive.
Awards & Critic Scores
This Chenin Blanc vintage impresses with gold medals at leading competitions, including the International Wine and Spirits Awards and the prestigious Veritas Gold Award. The Vivino rating stands at a noteworthy 4.1 (July 2025), reflecting its critical and consumer acclaim. Notably, past vintages from Groot Phesantekraal have also achieved Double Gold Medals at South Africa’s most respected wine challenges, underscoring the consistent excellence of this estate.
What made Chenin Blanc such a success in South Africa?
Chenin Blanc’s extraordinary success in South Africa is rooted in its exceptional adaptability to the country’s diverse terroirs, allowing it to produce everything from fresh, zesty whites to richly textured barrel-aged wines. Many old vines - some more than half a century old - bring a sense of depth, complexity, and concentration that sets South African Chenin Blanc apart. A wave of innovative winemakers has further elevated quality with creative techniques, while the grape’s consistent value across all price ranges has made it a favourite with both locals and global wine lovers. Over time, this versatile variety has become the country’s flagship white, proudly defining South Africa’s identity on the world wine stage.
Bringing together a plush, fruit-laden Chenin Blanc with an elegant finish, Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning sparkles thanks to historic craftsmanship and innovative winemaking. The estate’s proud tradition and unique winemaking philosophy are enhanced by critical and public recognition. A superb South African white, it is as rewarding for wine lovers as it is widely celebrated.
Taste
Rich and luxurious, the Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning Chenin Blanc unfolds with layers of ripe guava and pear, accentuated by bright notes of grapefruit and lemon. The palate is plush and rounded, with honeyed almond, nougat, and subtle candied nuts. French oak maturation and lees contact add to its refined mouthfeel, leading to a lingering finish shaped by supporting acidity and a gentle touch of flint and jasmine.
About the Producer
Groot Phesantekraal, nestled in Durbanville’s rolling landscapes, stands out for its historic roots dating back to 1698 and over 120 years of continuous family ownership. The estate is renowned for limited releases focusing on high quality, using both innovative and time-honoured winemaking techniques. Wines are crafted from carefully selected plots, including bush vines and old vineyards, with maturation in oak, concrete eggs, and even amphora. Their sensory-rich tasting experiences, inventive blending of modern and historic methods, and award-winning range make Groot Phesantekraal truly distinctive.
Awards & Critic Scores
This Chenin Blanc vintage impresses with gold medals at leading competitions, including the International Wine and Spirits Awards and the prestigious Veritas Gold Award. The Vivino rating stands at a noteworthy 4.1 (July 2025), reflecting its critical and consumer acclaim. Notably, past vintages from Groot Phesantekraal have also achieved Double Gold Medals at South Africa’s most respected wine challenges, underscoring the consistent excellence of this estate.
What made Chenin Blanc such a success in South Africa?
Chenin Blanc’s extraordinary success in South Africa is rooted in its exceptional adaptability to the country’s diverse terroirs, allowing it to produce everything from fresh, zesty whites to richly textured barrel-aged wines. Many old vines - some more than half a century old - bring a sense of depth, complexity, and concentration that sets South African Chenin Blanc apart. A wave of innovative winemakers has further elevated quality with creative techniques, while the grape’s consistent value across all price ranges has made it a favourite with both locals and global wine lovers. Over time, this versatile variety has become the country’s flagship white, proudly defining South Africa’s identity on the world wine stage.
Original: $28.95
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$8.68Description
Bringing together a plush, fruit-laden Chenin Blanc with an elegant finish, Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning sparkles thanks to historic craftsmanship and innovative winemaking. The estate’s proud tradition and unique winemaking philosophy are enhanced by critical and public recognition. A superb South African white, it is as rewarding for wine lovers as it is widely celebrated.
Taste
Rich and luxurious, the Groot Phesantekraal Anna De Koning Chenin Blanc unfolds with layers of ripe guava and pear, accentuated by bright notes of grapefruit and lemon. The palate is plush and rounded, with honeyed almond, nougat, and subtle candied nuts. French oak maturation and lees contact add to its refined mouthfeel, leading to a lingering finish shaped by supporting acidity and a gentle touch of flint and jasmine.
About the Producer
Groot Phesantekraal, nestled in Durbanville’s rolling landscapes, stands out for its historic roots dating back to 1698 and over 120 years of continuous family ownership. The estate is renowned for limited releases focusing on high quality, using both innovative and time-honoured winemaking techniques. Wines are crafted from carefully selected plots, including bush vines and old vineyards, with maturation in oak, concrete eggs, and even amphora. Their sensory-rich tasting experiences, inventive blending of modern and historic methods, and award-winning range make Groot Phesantekraal truly distinctive.
Awards & Critic Scores
This Chenin Blanc vintage impresses with gold medals at leading competitions, including the International Wine and Spirits Awards and the prestigious Veritas Gold Award. The Vivino rating stands at a noteworthy 4.1 (July 2025), reflecting its critical and consumer acclaim. Notably, past vintages from Groot Phesantekraal have also achieved Double Gold Medals at South Africa’s most respected wine challenges, underscoring the consistent excellence of this estate.
What made Chenin Blanc such a success in South Africa?
Chenin Blanc’s extraordinary success in South Africa is rooted in its exceptional adaptability to the country’s diverse terroirs, allowing it to produce everything from fresh, zesty whites to richly textured barrel-aged wines. Many old vines - some more than half a century old - bring a sense of depth, complexity, and concentration that sets South African Chenin Blanc apart. A wave of innovative winemakers has further elevated quality with creative techniques, while the grape’s consistent value across all price ranges has made it a favourite with both locals and global wine lovers. Over time, this versatile variety has become the country’s flagship white, proudly defining South Africa’s identity on the world wine stage.
