Allesverloren - Historisches Weingut in Südafrikas Swartland-Region
In der Swartland-Region gehört das traditionsreiche Allesverloren Weingut zu den Ältesten Südafrikas. Seit dem 18. Jahrhundert entstehen hier ausdrucksstarke Weine mit Profil. Zahlreiche Auszeichnungen spiegeln das wider. Jetzt näher kennenlernen und erleben.
- White wine
- dry
- 2024
- South Africa - Swartland
- Chenin Blanc
- John Platter: 3.5 stars "Volume 2018" A rating for the volume 2019 is not available until the Platter edition 2020!
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- Red wine
- dry
- 2020
- South Africa - Swartland
- Shiraz/Syrah
- John Platter: 3.5 stars "Volume 2016" A rating for the volume 2017 is not available until the Platter 2019 edition!
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- rosé wine
- dry
- 2024
- South Africa - Swartland
- Merlot, Petit Verdot, Shiraz/Syrah, Tinta Barroca, Touriga Nacional
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- Red wine
- dry
- 2023
- South Africa - Swartland
- Tinta Barroca
- John Platter: 4 stars / 86 points
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- Fortified
- sweet
- 2020
- South Africa - Swartland
- Sousão, Tinta Amarela, Tinta Barroca, Tinta Franca, Touriga Franca, Touriga Nacional
- John Platter: 4 stars "vintage 2011" A rating for the vintage 2012 is not available until the Platter edition 2019!
- Tim Atkin 2018: 87 points
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- Red wine
- dry
- 2022
- South Africa - Swartland
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- John Platter: 3.5 stars / 85 points
- Tim Atkin 2018: 91 points
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Weingut Allesverloren Wine Estate
About 100 km northeast of Cape Town, along the Swartland Wine Route you will find the Allesverloren Winery.
As the oldest winery in the Swartland Region, Allesverloren is famous for its distinctive red wines. The history of the estate dates back to the end of the 17th century. In 1704, after a long journey, the settlers of that time found the manor house burnt down to the walls on their return, and the farm in a complete ruin. This is the sad origin of the name "Allesverloren".
The winery today, is owned by winemaker Danie Malan, who is the fifth generation of the family to produce wines on Allesverloren. Danie's pride and joy are his red wines, whose success he modestly attributes to the unique terroir of the Swartland. His Allesverloren Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon have been awarded numerous prizes and Danies Tinta Barocca and his Allesverloren Touriga Nacional made from Portuguese grape varieties are internationally celebrated as top wines.