Moscatel de Alejandria

Gessami means jasmin in catalan. This Cava producer harvests its grapes just before the full ripeness, the Cava's biggest enemy being oxydation. As a result, the wine are quite low in alcohol.

A genuine wine made with the typical grapes of the Priorat. The kind of wine that does not please everyone, but so be it!

A genuine wine made with the typical grapes of the Priorat. The kind of wine that does not please everyone, but so be it!

All the white grapes of Priorat seem to be present in this blend, even if Grenache Blanc and Macabeu are the most prominent. The others come from a small vineyard nearby. This is one of the owner's favorite wines, and it has already been awarded the tile of "Best Spanish White".

This wine was born by accident, when Dirk discovered that he could make a perfect aperitif. Nunci mean 'village crier" - it was the function of the man from whom Dirk bought the estate.

A sweet muscatel with natural residual sugar (no alcohol is added), Pizarroso is representative of its soils of shale/slate (pizarra). The name of the estate (Bentomiz) comes from the mountain top in front of the vineyard (altitude: 500 m).

This is the white "village wine" of Terroir al Limit. It is mainly composed of Pedro Ximénez, both spicy and Mediterranean, and a little Muscat d'Alexandrie. Refinement and minerality at its best!

The region is mainly planted with red grapes but there are some white varietals to be found also, like Viura (Macabeu) and Chardonnay. The Urbezo Chardonnay is full of floral notes, hence the label. The estate was named after Urbezo, a poet and a great friend of the owner's.

Early reservation. Wine will arrive between October and November 2025. The name means The Footpath in Dutch, and comes from the name of Dirk Brand’s wheat and rooibos tea farm, where the rustic block of old vines is tucked away. This is surely the most isolated old vineyard in the country, presumably originally planted to supply the farmer and his neighbours. Its 1.4 hectares host varieties established in the Cape since the early days of European settlement, with most of the planting done between 1887 – 1928, and all of the vines grow on their own roots . The vineyard’s survival without irrigation is also extraordinary in this hot valley in the north of the huge Swartland region, near the village of Aurora and Elands Bay on the coast. Its precise location has allowed it to survive, with an underground river flowing beneath it from the mountains