The mark above is generated from this wine's own credentials. Bottle photography to follow.
Daschbosch Methode Ancestrale
Why this is on Broken Compass: Boutinot declare sustainable. Boutinot's own notes describe petnat. Supplier sheet: sustainable. Producer notes: wild or indigenous yeast.
What to expect
Aromas of lime, crisp apple with freshly baked pastry, and toasted almonds on the nose. The palate is ripe and full flavoured with bright citrus fruit offset by vibrant acidity and a soft creamy mouthfeel.
The full record
| Farming | Not declared |
|---|---|
| Certifying body | Not declared |
| Natural charter | None declared |
| Total SO2 | 105 mg/l |
| Yeast | Indigenous, per producer vinification notes |
| Fining | No animal fining agents, No fining agent used |
| Filtration | Not declared |
| Vegan | Yes |
| Social certification | Sustainable, declared on supplier data sheet |
| Vine age | Not declared |
| Grapes | Verdelho 10000% |
| pH | 3.2 |
| Residual sugar | 7.8 g/l |
| Total acidity | 8.4 g/l |
| Bottle glass weight | 900 g |
| Route to market | Via Boutinot Ltd |
Source: Boutinot product data sheet. Figures are producer or supplier declared. We hold the data sheet and will produce the certificate on request.
On the table
Perfect with smoked salmon, oysters and seafood dishes.
The region
Breedekloof, South Africa. This pins the region, not the estate. We do not hold a precise vineyard address for this wine, so we are not showing you one.
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