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Made from grown grapes in the Stellenbosch and Paarl regions, this wine is created to show the fresh, fruity and spice driven flavors of these Rhone varietals. The color is youthful and purple/red. The nose is one of crushed black pepper, dark mulberry and mixed berry coulis.
Three generations of Finlayson's have played an important role in the Cape's modern wine industry. Dr Maurice Finlayson, a pathologist originally from Inverness in Scotland started the family wine business at Hartenberg farm in Stellenbosch. It was here that his son Walter started his career that would take him on to Blaauwklippen where he twice won the award of \"South African winemaker of the year\".
Walter then started and built up Glen Carlou in Paarl and was joined by his son David in 1994. David qualified as a winemaker at Elsenburg Agricultural college in Stellenbosch as Dux student and then proceeded to travel the world gaining winemaking experience at first in Australia (Peter Lehmann Wines) and then in France at the world renowned Chateau Margaux.
It was decided to rename the farm and wines to Edgebaston as this was the area in England that his mother was born and raised in. David oversees the daily management of the vines and winemaking with a direct hands-on approach.
With hundreds of red grape varieties to choose from, winemakers have the freedom to create a virtually endless assortment of blended red wines. In many European regions, strict laws are in place determining the set of varieties that may be used, but in the New World, experimentation is permitted and encouraged resulting in a wide variety of red wine styles. Blending can be utilized to enhance balance or create complexity, lending different layers of flavors and aromas. For example, a red wine blend variety that creates a fruity and full-bodied wine would do well combined with one that is naturally high in acidity and tannins. Sometimes small amounts of a particular variety are added to boost color or aromatics. Blending can take place before or after fermentation, with the latter, more popular option giving more control to the winemaker over the final qualities of the wine.
This wine is created to show the fresh, fruity and spice driven flavours of these Rhone varietals. The colour is youthful and purple/red. The nose is one of crushed black pepper, dark mulberry and mixed berry coulis.
Online ordering is ONLY AVAILABLE IN NC. Please browse through our shop inventory to place your order. Delivery is available within a ten mile radius from the shop (which includes Fearrington, Chapel Ridge, Briar Chapel, and the Preserve). Cost is $10 and requires a minimum purchase of 6 bottles. Deliveries will be made on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week between 3-5 PM. Please make arrangements to have someone over 21 available to accept delivery. Please call with any wine/beer emergencies as we may be able to deliver outside these parameters. Orders may be submitted for curbside pickup as well - no minimum purchase required. Curbside pickup is available on Tuesdays and Fridays between 11-3PM. Once order has been submitted, please call in with payment. All case orders receive a 15% discount off regular pricing. Shipping is available within NC outside the ten mile radius for delivery. Please call to place those orders.
Interesting medium-bodied red wine from Western Cape, South Africa. This blend of 62% Syrah, 19% Cinsault, 8% Tannat, 6% Mourvedre, 4% Viognier, and 1% Grenache has fresh, fruity, and spice driven flavors.
This South African blend is made from grapes, mainly Shiraz, grown in the Stellenbosch, Paarl and Elgin regions. This wine is created to show the fresh, fruity and spice driven flavours of these Rhône varietals. The colour is youthful and purple/red. The nose is one of crushed black pepper, dark mulberry and mixed berry coulis. A smooth palate with sufficient structure to warrant enjoyment with food such as Pizza with Carpaccio and rocket salad.
Deliveries are generally made between 8am and 4pm. Orders can be single bottles up to any quantity, although for larger orders we recommend you call us to discuss delivery arrangements. You can give us instructions on where the delivery can be left if you plan to be out but please make sure that you are happy with the security of this arrangement and that anyone signing for the delivery is over 21 years of age.
The Edgebaston Pepper Pot from David Finlayson wines expertly shows the fruit and spice driven flavours of classic Rhône varietals. The colour is a youthful purple/red and the nose shows crushed black pepper, dark mulberry and mixed berry coulis. A well balanced finish rounds off what is a very popular seller for us.
Made from grown grapes in the Stellenbosch, Paarl and Elgin regions, this wine is created to show the fresh, fruity and spice driven flavours of these Rhone varietals. The colour is youthful and purple/red. The nose is one of crushed black pepper, dark mulberry and mixed berry coulis.
Crust meats with Bushman's Pepper Pot prior to roasting and even sprinkle it over tomato sandwiches instead of salt and pepper. In fact you can simply use it in place of salt and pepper in any recipe.
Grapes were fermented in multiple cuvees of Stainless Steel Tanks using different techniques on batches. Made up from 11 different ferments, the blending components of the wine are diverse in style. In some cases a small percentage of healthy stalks were added back to the ferment. A number of ferments were done with natural yeasts. Maceration on skins was selective depending on the flavours in the wine. Soft pressed to allow fruit dominant characteristics. After maturation in older and large format Oak, the wine was fined with Vegecol and crossflow filtered before bottling.
Our bins hold 18-24 bottles of wine or Champagne or 2-3 cases of lager when filled with ice and water. Drinks will be chilled in 30-45 minutes and will be kept cold for several hours, especially if kept in the shade. We can also sell the ice to go in a chiller bin, or have it arrive separately - simply contact your local store after placing your order.
Type: Red Red wine is wine made from dark-coloured grape varieties. The color of red differs based on the grapes variety or varieties used.Interestingly, black grapes yield a juice that is greenish-white. The actual red color comes from anthocyan pigments (also called anthocyanins) from the skin of the grape (exceptions are the relatively uncommon teinturier varieties, which produce a red colored juice). Most of the production centers around the extraction of color and flavor from the grape skin.
Famous for its uniquely dense texture, dark color, rich and robust taste; this is the cake that takes the cake. This beloved rum soaked fruit cake is highly revered and sought after during Christmas time as well as weddings and celebrations. If you've never had this cake, at first glance it may resemble that of a chocolate cake, but the deep dark color comes from the main ingredient- dried macerated fruits. Prunes, currants, raisins, and glaced cherries are chopped finely then soaked in red wine and dark rum for months and years on end. The fruit mixture is added to cake batter along with aromatic flavorings and warm spices. When baking, my home is fragranced with the cake's citrusy notes. It smells like Christmas is in the air.
I can't say this recipe is solely my mom's or grandmother's or anyone in particular. It is actually a combination of 5 or 6 people and my mom's old 1973 Guyanese cookbook, What's Cooking in Guyana. If you know someone who is a master at making this cake, you better hope they are kind enough to share their tips. It's one of those cakes where no one wants to tell you their recipe, and if they do, they don't tell you all the other crucial steps like how important a low baking temperature is, or how to make the burnt sugar to color the cake.
We grind our fruits then soak with rum and wine. An alternative method is to soak the fruits whole and grind when ready to bake the cake. Avid black cake makers will swear by soaking the fruits for at least a year, while 3-4 months is good enough for others. No method is wrong here; just different, and based on preference.
This is not a crumb type cake, it resembles more of a pudding so a high temperature is not needed to cook the cake. Some people bake this in a bain marie (water bath) to steam the cake. I have not tried this method, though. We've baked this cake anywhere between 275-300 degrees. My mom's oven heats very fast and can even overheat. Whenever I'm using her oven I have to reduce the temperature slightly because my baked goods seem to brown up faster than I'd like. I bake this cake at 275 in her oven for almost 2 hours, but if baking in my kitchen, it goes in at 300 for 90 minutes.
Make the coloring for the cake. This step can be very tricky. It is easy to burn the sugar to the point where it is bitter. I recommend practicing this step until you get it right or if you are not as comfortable, store-bought burnt sugar will work just fine. Let sugar cool before adding to cake.
1lb fruit mixture is traditionally used, you can try this recipe with these changes to see if it meets your preference. If you did not soak fruits months ahead, you can also simmer the fruits in wine for about 20 minutes. Let it cool then macerate and combine with rum.
I soak my fruits for a year and as soon as I'm done with Xmas baking, I grind more fruits, add them and some rum and/ or wine to the bin. Then I'm always ready to go, as I have friends all over the world who can always get a taste for black cake, any month or time of the year.Sweet memories of Christmas!
Im a Trinidadian and when I make black cake i do not brush it with cherry brandy as soon as it comes out of the oven i pour cherry brandy on the steaming hot cake. In doing so the cake absorbs the wine and the flavor of what ever alcohol is poured on it is very delicious. From time to time i pour a little on it to maintain moisture. Black cakes infused with alcohol can last a very very long time in a closed container Yumm 59ce067264