Keyword impression with evolution in the glass:
earth,thyme, dry bay leaf, mineral, wet wool, yellow plum, lessfruit-driven, herbaceous

Appearance
pale lemon

Nose
Medium intensity

Aroma characteristics:
Primary: lemon toned, ruby grapefruit, elder flower, and austerity of wet wool, wet stone,mint, fennel, old-world dustiness, an aromatic lift of sweetpea and jasmine perfume, reserved. Tertiary: earthy

Palate
The wine is dry with a medium yet tangy and zippy acidity.The wine has a medium alcohol, medium body and medium flavour intensity. Delicate flavour characteristics of grapefruit, wet stone and young yellow plum follows through for a lime-toned medium-plus finish.

Conclusion and tasting assessment
The Robertsvleipad Semillon hails from the sandy soils of Franschhoek, a defining origin of stellar Semillon. There is a delicacy about this wine that will go unnoticed if you don’t take your time to discover it. The wine is still reticent for it sage, weaved with soft aromas of lime blossom, lemon,grapefruit, fynbos, and dhania. As it evolves, gentle notes of Granny Smith, lime, thyme, flint, and ginger takes shapeboth on the nose and follow through on the palate. Albeit somewhat timid in aroma, the validation of quality lies in the mouthfeel. On entry, the flavour fills your mouth and pull sthrough to the back of the palate, leaving a delicious and tangy aftertaste. Finely textured and balanced with as mooth acidity, a pithy and savoury finish leaves the palate feeling refreshed and invigorated.