Liquor.co.za stocks 6 Wolftrap products across wine, from South Africa. Prices run from R75 to R410. Free delivery over R1 500, same-day in the metros.
The nose is opulent and intense, oozing with rich, ripe dark fruits and plums and subtle whiffs of cloves, cardamon, black pepper and perfume. Brambles, blackberry and liquorice flavours intertwine with hints of raw biltong on the palate, and the fruitcake spiciness of the nose follows through beautifully.
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The Wolftrap is a range from Boekenhoutskloof, started in 2003 and made in the Franschhoek Valley, South Africa, on the Boekenhoutskloof farm. The name comes from a wolf trap discovered on the farm, a reference to the Franschhoek valley being wilder when the farm was founded. Boekenhoutskloof still makes it.
The Wolftrap is a Rhone-style blend range covering red, white and rose, made at the Boekenhoutskloof farm in the Franschhoek Valley, South Africa. Boekenhoutskloof has made the range since 2003.
6 listings, 6 in stock.
We currently list 6 Wolftrap products in Wine, with 6 in stock right now.
Wolftrap runs from R75 to R410 depending on the bottle and pack size.
Every Wolftrap line we stock is listed as a product of South Africa, from the Franschhoek region.
Yes. Order before 11am for same-day delivery in the major metros. Delivery is free on orders over R1 500, nationwide. We verify 18+ on delivery.
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