it’d be black silk - smooth
as not only was La Folie a historical Pouilly vineyard
The result is a sparkling wine that bridges worlds: the energy and precision of Champagne with the warmth and generosity of southern Italy
Food Pairing: An ideal partner for slow-cooked pork
2019 Syrah, Patina by Boekenhoutskloof Great Wines it’d be black silk -Brooding and intense from the first pour, the nose is packed with dark berry fruit, juicy black plum and bramble, layered with aniseed, leather and charcoal. The palate follows through with blueberries, blackberries and liquorice, moving into savoury, complex territory with notes of black olive, white pepper and chalk dust. The mid palate is plummy and spicy, showing gamey, earthy tones and a hint of tar, before finishing with lingering dark