Petit Verdot

Colour, tannin and dark spice – a classic blending grape that also shines on its own at the Cape.

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Wine guide

Petit Verdot

Style and selection

Colour, tannin and dark spice – a classic blending grape that also shines on its own at the Cape.

Origin, vintage and winemaking shape the style. Typical aromas are a guide, not a promise for every bottle.

Choosing your wine

This selection may include single-varietal wines and blends in which this grape is one component. Check each wine for its exact composition.

Fruit-forward, lighter examples often suit grilled vegetables or mild meat dishes. Try structured wines with slow-cooked dishes or steak. Sauce and seasoning matter too.

Frequently asked questions

What does Petit Verdot taste like?

Colour, tannin and dark spice – a classic blending grape that also shines on its own at the Cape. Origin, vintage and winemaking shape the style. Typical aromas are a guide, not a promise for every bottle.

Are all wines in this selection single-varietal?

This selection may include single-varietal wines and blends in which this grape is one component. Check each wine for its exact composition.

What food pairs with Petit Verdot?

Fruit-forward, lighter examples often suit grilled vegetables or mild meat dishes. Try structured wines with slow-cooked dishes or steak. Sauce and seasoning matter too.