The-Coach-House-Malbec-2024
Just like a young bride haunted by the shadow of a woman she never knew, this Malbec carries mystery under its floral elegance. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier, the film won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1941. It would be Hitch’s only Best Picture winner.
About This Wine
Red - Medium Full Bodied 
Malbec 
750.00 ml 
South Africa 
13.5% 
31 December 2026 Wine Food Pairings
Aged cheese, duck, game birds, venison, pork, vegetarian.
Wine Flavor Profile
Think Malbec, and your mind may drift straight to Argentina or France. But what if we told you some of the most exciting selections were coming from even farther afield? Exhibit A: The Coach House, an exceedingly delicious, floral- and plum-flavored Malbec crafted in South Africa.
The rich red wine comes to us from a top winery in Robertson—one of the country’s best grape growing areas, renowned for its limestone-rich soils. The estate is run by the De Wet family, who’ve been making wine for five generations. Their philosophy? Great wine is made in the vineyard. And their careful farming and viticultural expertise shines through in the final product.
The grapes for this wine were hand-picked at their peak ripeness to ensure quality, flavor and freshness. In the glass, it’s expressive and approachable, with easy-going plum and blackberry characteristics, violet aromas and distinctive chocolate tones. Deliciously quaffable solo, it’s also super versatile at the table, but is especially good alongside juicy steak or roast beef.
Think Malbec, and your mind may drift straight to Argentina or France. But what if we told you some of the most exciting selections were coming from even farther afield? Exhibit A: The Coach House, an exceedingly delicious, floral- and plum-flavored Malbec crafted in South Africa.
The rich red wine comes to us from a top winery in Robertson—one of the country’s best grape growing areas, renowned for its limestone-rich soils. The estate is run by the De Wet family, who’ve been making wine for five generations. Their philosophy? Great wine is made in the vineyard. And their careful farming and viticultural expertise shines through in the final product.
The grapes for this wine were hand-picked at their peak ripeness to ensure quality, flavor and freshness. In the glass, it’s expressive and approachable, with easy-going plum and blackberry characteristics, violet aromas and distinctive chocolate tones. Deliciously quaffable solo, it’s also super versatile at the table, but is especially good alongside juicy steak or roast beef.
“Deliciously soft and juicy…with prominent berry and chocolate characters, and silky-smooth tannins.”
Peter De Wet
Winemaker
