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Inspiring Tomorrow's Legacy Today INSPIRING TOMORROW’S LEGACY TODAY 4 / 6/ MAP TO NEDERBURG 7/ PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 8/ 2015 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS 14/ THE NEDERBURG AUCTION 16/ AUCTION 2015: BEYOND. INSPIRING TOMORROW’S LEGACY TODAY 20/ THE NEDERBURG AUCTION SEAL OF APPROVAL 22/ AUCTIONEER 24/ CHARITY AUCTION 32/ DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS: A – Z 122/ CONDITIONS OF SALE 124/ AUCTION LOTS FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 142/ AUCTION LOTS SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER CONTENTS 6/ MAP TO NEDERBURG 7/ PROGRAMME OF EVENTS 8/ 2015 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS 14/ THE NEDERBURG AUCTION 16/ AUCTION 2015: BEYOND. INSPIRING TOMORROW’S LEGACY TODAY 20/ THE NEDERBURG AUCTION SEAL OF APPROVAL 22/ AUCTIONEER 24/ CHARITY AUCTION 32/ DETAILS OF PARTICIPANTS: A – Z 122/ CONDITIONS OF SALE 124/ AUCTION LOTS FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 142/ AUCTION LOTS SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 6 / MAP TO NEDERBURG TO PAARL NEDERBURG AUCTION Palmiet River @ NEDERBURG KLEIN DRAKENSTEIN Sonstraal LANGENHOVEN R101 R45 R303 Take R101 Worcester Sonstraal Road / Exit 62A FROM CAPE TOWN N1 Huguenot Tunnel Toll Plaza SOUTH DRAKENSTEIN SOUTH CONTACT DETAILS T/ +27 (0) 21 809 7000 F/ +27 (0) 867 657 865 Dalene Steyn/ +27 (0) 82 336 6990 PO Box 184 Stellenbosch 7599, Republic of South Africa [email protected] www.nederburgauction.co.za GPS co-ordinates/ S 33 42.999 E 19 00.218 / 7 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER 9H00 - 10H00 Registration and breakfast canapés 9H00 - 11H00 Informal tasting hosted by the participating producers 11H00 Auction commences in Johann Graue Hall 13H00 - 14H00 Luncheon 14H00 Auction continues in Johann Graue Hall SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 09H00 - 10H00 Registration and breakfast canapés 09H00 - 10H00 Informal tasting for registered buyers only 10H00 - 11H00 Keynote address in Johann Graue Hall 11H00 - 13H30 Auction resumes 11H00 - 12H00 Entertainment for the partners 13H30 - 14H00 Charity auction in Johann Graue Hall 14H00 - END Lunch, networking and entertainment 8 / 2015 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS Participants Wine Vintage Pack Size Cases Reserve Price Item Page Per Case Allesverloren Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 12x750ml 40 R1,300 58 32 Port 1999 6x1.5L 1 R1,500 112 32 Port 2004 6x750ml 2 R750 12 33 Shiraz 2004 6x1.5L 10 R1,200 45 33 Alvi's Drift Muscat de Frontignan 2007 12x375ml 5 R1,320 74 34 Anura Pinotage Reserve 2008 6x750ml 10 R2,100 107 35 Sauvignon Blanc Reserve 2010 6x750ml 10 R1,800 14 35 Sparkling Brut 2008 1x1.5L 20 R400 36 36 Axe Hill Cape Vintage Port 2002 6x500ml 10 R1,500 34 37 Bellingham The Bernard Series Grenache 2013 6x750ml 1 R780 83 38 Blanc / Viognier Bloemendal Suider Terras Sauvignon Blanc 2013 6x750ml 10 R1,200 27 39 Boland Cellar Reserve No1 Pinotage 2008 6x750ml 11 R1,200 59 40 Wit Muskadel 1995 6x750ml 6 R1,800 37 40 Boplaas Cape Vintage Reserve Vintners 2003 6x750ml 10 R2,100 99 41 Selection Port Boschendal Grande Cuvee Brut 2007 6x750ml 10 R1,140 67 42 Bosman Family Optenhorst Chenin Blanc 2007 6x750ml 2 R1,316 75 43 Vineyards Chenin Blanc Chenin Blanc Collection – 4x750ml 6 R600 72 44 Association De Grendel Op die Berg Pinot Noir 2009 6x750ml 10 R950 3 45 De Krans Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2001 6x750ml 4 R1,800 78 46 Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2002 6x750ml 10 R1,500 28 46 Masters Cape Vintage 1997 6x750ml 4 R2,100 49 47 Reserve Port De Toren ‘Z' 2004 6x750ml 10 R1,474 98 48 De Wetshof Estate "The Site Chardonnay" 2006 6x750ml 5 R1,200 21 49 Bateleur 2009 6x750ml 5 R2,400 121 49 SYMBOLS/ Multiple Vintages New Participant / 9 Participants Wine Vintage Pack Size Cases Reserve Price Item Page Per Case DeMorgenzon Reserve Chardonnay 2013 3x750ml 5 R900 116 50 Reserve Chenin Blanc 2012 6x750ml 5 R 1,650 92 50 Reserve Chenin Blanc 2013 6x750ml 5 R 1,650 62 51 Diemersdal Eight Rows Sauvignon Blanc 2011 6x750ml 10 R1,300 127 52 Distell Tabernacle Allesverloren 1975 1x750ml 1 R500 53 53 Cabernet Sauvignon Allesverloren 1982 3x750ml 1 R2,000 7 53 Cabernet Sauvignon Allesverloren 1986 3x1.5L 1 R1,000 22 54 Cabernet Sauvignon Alto Cabernet Sauvignon 1975 3x750ml 1 R1,500 46 54 Chateau Libertas 1965 3x750ml 2 R1,500 101 55 Fleur du Cap Noble Late Harvest 1990 6x750ml 1 R1,200 86 55 Lanzerac Pinotage 1965 3x375ml 2 R1,500 79 55 Meerlust Rubicon 1986 6x750ml 1 R1,500 15 56 Middelvlei Cabernet Sauvignon 1989 6x750ml 1 R1,500 40 56 Rustenberg Cabernet Sauvignon 1975 6x750ml 1 R2,500 61 57 Zonnebloem 1965 3x750ml 2 R1,500 90 57 Cabernet Sauvignon Durbanville Hills Caapmans Cabernet 2008 6x750ml 20 R1,000 70 58 Sauvignon / Merlot Rhinofields Outer Valley 2009 6x750ml 10 R650 51 59 Sauvignon Blanc Eikendal Cabernet Sauvignon 2010 6x750ml 10 R1,300 26 60 Fleur du Cap Noble Late Harvest 2007 6x375ml 10 R700 23 61 Pinotage 2005 12x750ml 8 R1,200 29 62 Unfiltered Chardonnay 2011 6x750ml 20 R700 54 62 Unfiltered Semillon 2009 6x750ml 6 R700 95 63 Unfiltered Viognier 2008 6x750ml 10 R700 4 63 Graham Beck Blanc de Blancs 2009 6x750ml 20 R1,084 73 64 Bowed Head Chenin Blanc 2010 6x750ml 10 R723 60 64 Bowed Head Chenin Blanc 2011 6x750ml 10 R723 110 65 Pheasants' Run 2012 6x750ml 3 R1,084 102 65 Sauvignon Blanc Pheasants’ Run 2013 6x750ml 8 R1,084 10 65 Sauvignon Blanc 10 / 2015 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS Participants Wine Vintage Pack Size Cases Reserve Price Item Page Per Case Grangehurst Grangehurst 2005 3x1.5L 12 R2,000 88 66 Hartenberg The Stork Shiraz 2007 6x750ml 10 R2,700 117 67 Haskell Haskell IV 2007 6x750ml 6 R2,400 128 68 Hoopenburg Integer Syrah 2006 6x750ml 20 R840 20 69 JC Le Roux Pinot Noir 1989 3x1.5L 2 R600 85 70 Jordan Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2007 6x750ml 10 R1,000 120 71 Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2010 6x750ml 10 R1,000 30 71 Joubert-Tradauw Jaubert Family Muscat 1800 1x275ml 2 R42,500 81 72 Kanonkop Paul Sauer 2005 6x750ml 15 R1,500 91 73 Ken Forrester The FMC 2009 6x750ml 6 R2,450 77 74 Kleine Zalze Family Reserve Cabernet 2007 6x750ml 50 R1,500 42 75 Sauvignon Family Reserve Sauvignon Blanc 2011 6x750ml 20 R1,200 89 75 KWV Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz 1992 12x750ml 2 R3,000 32 76 Limited Release Port 1948 3x750ml 4 R9,000 104 76 White Port 1966 3x750ml 6 R2,500 64 77 Lanzerac Cabernet Sauvignon 1957 3x750ml 2 R2,000 115 78 Pinotage 1968 6x375ml 1 R3,000 71 78 L'Avenir Pinotage 2002 6x750ml 10 R2,400 111 79 Le Riche Le Riche Cabernet Sauvignon 2007 6x750ml 15 R2,700 68 80 Reserve Lomond Snowbush 2008 6x750ml 15 R900 39 81 Longridge Merlot 2007 3x1.5L 15 R1,200 122 82 Lourensford Noble Late Harvest 2009 6x375ml 10 R570 114 83 Meerendal MCC Blanc de Blanc 2009 6x750ml 20 R1,650 52 84 Meerlust Rubicon 2001 6x750ml 5 R3,900 119 85 Monis Collectors Marsala 1983 6x750ml 5 R600 118 86 Mount Sutherland Syrah 2010 6x750ml 8 R1,475 24 87 Nederburg Edelkeur 1982 6x375ml 2 R1,500 129 88 Edelkeur 2005 6x375ml 20 R1,200 97 88 Edelkeur 2007 12x375ml 30 R1,500 2 89 Eminence 2008 12x375ml 20 R1,200 44 89 / 11 Participants Wine Vintage Pack Size Cases Reserve Price Item Page Per Case Eminence 2009 12x375ml 20 R1,200 31 89 Private Bin D234 2013 12x750ml 50 R840 66 90 Sauvignon Blanc Private Bin D266 Semillon 2003 12x750ml 6 R1,020 41 90 Private Bin D270 Chardonnay 2004 6x750ml 4 R540 124 91 Private Bin R103 2009 12x750ml 30 R1,200 82 91 Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz Private Bin R104 Petit Verdot 2010 12x750ml 40 R960 9 91 Private Bin R115 2004 12x750ml 80 R1,100 48 92 Shiraz / Cabernet Sauvignon Private Bin R121 Shiraz 2007 12x750ml 100 R1,100 63 92 Private Bin R163 2010 12x750ml 100 R1,200 16 93 Cabernet Sauvignon Private Bin R181 Merlot 2006 12x750ml 150 R1,100 33 93 Private Bin S316 2002 12x375ml 30 R900 57 93 Weisser Riesling NLH Private Bin Semillon 2007 12x375ml 20 R900 108 94 Noble Late Harvest Neethlingshof Lord Neethling Weisser Riesling 2004 6x375ml 10 R700 69 95 Noble Late Harvest Lord Neethling Laurentius 2000 6x750ml 10 R1,100 35 95 The Caracal 2004 6x750ml 6 R800 106 96 Nuy Rooi Muskadel 2000 12x750ml 10 R1,200 6 97 Wit Muskadel 2006 12x750ml 5 R1,100 125 97 Paul Cluver Chardonnay 2009 6x750ml 10 R900 126 98 Pella Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 6x750ml 8 R1,320 87 99 Pinotage 2010 ABSA Top Ten Winners – 10x750ml 5 R6,000 1 100 Association Plaisir de Merle Cabernet Sauvignon 2001 6x750ml 15 R900 5 102 Pongrácz Desiderius 2002 6x750ml 10 R1,500 105 103 Raats Family Cabernet Franc 2009 6x750ml 6 R1,579 56 104 Family Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2006 6x750ml 10 R1,052 25 104 Family Old Vine Chenin Blanc 2012 6x750ml 5 R868 84 105 Remhoogte Merlot Reserve 2007 6x750ml 10 R1,400 65 106 Rhebokskloof Black Marble Hill Reserve Syrah 2010 6x750ml 4 R1,290 93 107 12 / 2015 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS Participants Wine Vintage Pack Size Cases Reserve Price Item Page Per Case Rickety Bridge Paulina's Reserve 2008 6x750ml 4 R1,200 17 108 Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2009 6x750ml 5 R1,500 109 108 Romond Rebus Pinotage 2009 6x750ml 14 R1,080 38 109 Vineyards Rudera Noble Late Harvest 2007 6x375ml 20 R900 11 110 Chenin Blanc Platinum Cabernet Sauvignon 2008 6x750ml 8 R2,280 94 110 Rupert & Baron Edmond 2010 6x750ml 20 R1,800 103 111 Rothschild Rustenberg John X Merriman 2004 4x1.5L 10 R3,000 76 112 Shannon Sanctuary Peak 2010 6x750ml 10 R720 123 113 Sauvignon Blanc Simonsig Kaapse Vonkel 2005 6x750ml 20 R1,200 96 114 Spier Creative Block 3 2009 6x750ml 20 R2,000 113 115 Private Collection 2009 6x750ml 13 R850 8 115 Sauvignon Blanc Stellenrust JJ Handmade Wines Merlot 2006 6x750ml 25 R900 50 116 47 Barrel Fermented 2011 6x750ml 20 R900 18 117 Chenin Blanc Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2009 6x750ml 8 R720 80 117 Barrel Fermented Chardonnay 2010 6x750ml 10 R720 47 117 Stellenzicht Merlot / Cabernet Franc 1995 6x750ml 30 R900 19 118 Warwick Cabernet Franc 2009 6x750ml 8 R2,400 100 119 Webersburg Cabernet Sauvignon 2004 6x750ml 10 R1,200 43 120 Zonnebloem Laureat 2004 6x750ml 30 R800 55 121 Reserve Pinotage 2001 6x1.5L 7 R1,000 13 121 / 13 How do we connect to the world? “With our spirit, with our psyche, with our intellect, with our emotions, with our dreams, with our hopes – Sir Johnny Clegg ” THE NEDERBURG AUCTION / 15 Once a year, over two days in September, Nederburg winery in Paarl becomes the highlight and focal point of the fine wine business, providing an appropriate backdrop for a prestigious showcase of South Africa’s best wines, culture and wine personalities.
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