Perdeberg earns stripes
2009-05-21
PERDEBERG is impressing wine judges all over the world and has just notched another impressive line-up at the 2009 Decanter World Wine Awards. Perdeberg scored favourably across all categories, especially with its new premium Rex Equus (King of Horses) wines, earning nine medals in total, but that’s not all – Perdeberg has also received the Trophy for best South African Red Rhone Varietal over £10. Perdeberg strolled away with an award for every wine it entered. The coveted Trophy for best South African Red Rhone Varietal was awarded to the Perdeberg Rex Equus Shiraz 2007, which also took home a Gold medal. The Perdeberg Rex Equus Sauvignon Blanc 2007 and Perdeberg Reserve Chenin Blanc 2007 both received silver medals while bronze medals were awarded to the Perdeberg Reserve Pinotage 2005, Perdeberg Reserve Shiraz 2007, Perdeberg Rex Equus Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 and Perdeberg Rex Equus Chenin Blanc 2008. The Perdeberg Reserve Classic Red 2005 and Perdeberg Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2008 were commended. In its sixth year running, the Decanter Wine Awards is positioned as one of the most coveted wine competitions in the world. Decanter is the number one selling wine magazine in the United Kingdom and is the most respected media brand in the world for wines.
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