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Rickety Bridge Robertson

'Noble Late Harvest' Riesling, 2024

375ml
Country of Origin: South Africa
Imported: 8 Cases
In stock
$24
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Varietal Composition: Riesling (100%)
RS: 176 g/l
Cellaring Potential: 10 years
ABV: 10.00%

Description

Bright, fresh, and full of personality, the Vrede en Lust White Mischief 2024 is a beautifully layered white blend from Elgin. Chenin Blanc lays the foundation with notes of ripe pear and apricot, while Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc lift the palate with lemon zest and grapefruit. Viognier brings a soft, peachy richness, and Weisser Riesling adds a refreshing edge of acidity. It’s vibrant, fruit-forward, and perfectly balanced—ideal for sunny afternoons, seafood feasts, or simply mischief well made.
Each variety in White Mischief is vinified separately to preserve its unique character. We handpick at peak ripeness, gently press, and ferment in stainless steel using selected yeasts to enhance aromatics and freshness. Lees aging adds texture and complexity, and the final blend is crafted with precision to capture the wine’s signature playful balance year after year. 

Winemaker: Mari Kotzé
Nestled against the slopes of the Franschhoek Mountains overlooking the majestic Wemmershoek Mountain range, the 50 hectare wine estate has 27 hectares of vines and world-class accommodation. Rickety Bridge Wine Estate is a popular destination in the Cape Winelands with a long wine-making history. Although reminiscent of the past, and nostalgic and timeless, this estate is all things new, all things delectable and all things sublime.

Flavor Profiles

apricots

Apricots

peaches

Peaches

lemon

Lemon

grapefruit

Grapefruit

In the cellar

About the Winery

Location

Robertson, South Africa

Robertson, South Africa

Affectionately known as The Valley of Wine and Roses, Robertson lies along the Breede River where lime-rich soils and a warm, dry climate shape wines of clarity and balance. Hot, sunlit days followed by cool nights allow grapes to ripen fully while preserving freshness. Historically known for dessert wines, the region has undergone a remarkable evolution and is now celebrated for Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Cap Classique and increasingly refined reds. Today Robertson stands as one of South Africa’s most important wine regions, producing wines that reflect both heritage and the quiet precision of modern winemaking.

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