Indaba Mosaic (South Africa)

”noteworthy a commitment to social responsibility is a key part of the indaba philosophy and a portion of the brand’s sales supports early education for wineland workers’ children. Vineyards: grapes were sourced from select vineyard sites in paardeberg mcgregor stellenbosch and durbanville. The cabernet sauvignon comes from 15-year-old vines planted in soils with excellent moisture retention properties – half from red karoo clay soils in the mcgregor region and half from oakleaf soils in durbanville where the vines benefit from the cooling atlantic breezes. Half of the merlot vineyards are planted on the easterly foothills of the paardeberg mountain on deep weathered shale and granite soils. The other half are planted in oakleaf soils in stellenbosch with an average vine age of 15 years. The petit verdot grapes come from 13-year-old unirrigated bush vines in the paardeberg area planted in shale soils on west-facing slopes. The malbec and cabernet franc both hail from 9-year-ol