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MOTHER ROCK BRUTAL!

TABLE RED WINE  ·  SOUTH AFRICA (UNION OF)  ·  Approved Feb 9, 2024
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MOTHER ROCK Cinsault is a delightful table wine from South Africa's Union of South Africa. This Mediterranean grape offers perfume, softness, and graceful freshness, perfect for those who appreciate elegant reds with delicate flavors and easy-drinking qualities. Whether enjoyed as a refreshing rosé or a light-bodied red, MOTHER ROCK showcases the best of Cinsault’s character—strawberry, raspberry, and rose petal notes complemented by mild tannins and moderate acidity. Its versatility makes it ideal for pairing with a variety of dishes from roasted chicken to herbed lamb, and its easy-going nature ensures it's always ready to accompany sunny outdoor meals or light salads.

TTB ID24039001000541
Brand nameMOTHER ROCK
Fanciful nameBRUTAL!
Class / typeTABLE RED WINE
Origin / appellationSOUTH AFRICA (UNION OF)
Grape varietalsCINSAULT
Approval dateFeb 9, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code12161
Serial number24MO04
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