Open image in slideshow, Bottle of Graham Beck Brut Rose Methode Cap Classique wine from Western Cape, South Africa, with pink sparkling wine in a flute glass.
Graham Beck Estate

NV Graham Beck Brut Rose Methode Cap Classique Western Cape, South Africa

$29.00

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The fine, lively mousse is brisk on the palate, showing hints of oyster shell, fresh lavender and subtle hints of berry and cherry. Exuberance, flair and elegance in abundance are all hallmarks of this charming and exhilarating Rosé Cap Classique. A lengthy lees time resulted in subtle yeasty characters with a burst of fruit flavour. The fine, lively mousse is brisk on the palate, showing hints of oyster shell, fresh lavender and subtle hints of berry and cherry. Fun and versatile, yet simultaneously satisfyingly complex, the Brut Rosé is an anywhere, anytime Cap Classique. Its unique silver-pink hue is obtained by an enzymatic reaction during the transport of the Pinot Noir fruit to the cellar.

52% Chardonnay, 48% Pinot Noir

The Graham Beck Brut Rosé has all the hallmarks of a traditional and carefully crafted bubbly, with the added appeal of being flirtatious and fun. Elegant and structured, it truly is a sparkling wine for all seasons.

  • Sourced from the Western Cape and from the Graham Beck estate
  • Hand harvested
  • The unique silver-pink hue is obtained from an enzymatic reaction during the transport of the Pinot Noir fruit to the cellar, leading to sufficient time for gentle color extraction
  • Whole bunch pressed
  • After settling, the varietals are fermented separately
  • 15 months on the lees prior to disgorgement

Graham Beck is a South African winery located in the Robertson Valley, known for its high-quality, traditional method sparkling wines (Méthode Cap Classique), made with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes. The winery, founded in 1983, is family-owned and emphasizes meticulous attention to detail, quality, and sustainability, with its success attributed to the region's unique terroir.

The winery's parent company, Beck Family Estates, demonstrates strong female leadership under CEO Helen Kock, the first woman to hold the position in the company's history. In the cellar primarily lead by female winemaker, Lizemari Geldenhuys , and working alongside Cellar Master Pierre de Klerk to guide the winery's production and quality. Beck Estates is a diverse, equal opportunity and inclusive company; its vineyards and cellar operations are supported by highly skilled Black viticulturists and production team members. The company further supports diversity, education, and community development through its dedicated Development Trust, which focuses on local upliftment initiatives, educational opportunities, and women's empowerment programs within the Robertson community of South Africa.

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