The Sadie Family, Mev Kirsten, Stellenbosch

The Sadie Family, Mev Kirsten, Stellenbosch

The Sadie Family · Coastal Region Stellenbosch South Africa

White · Chenin Blanc
Critics Average score from professional wine critics and publications.
94 /100
Reviews
6
professional

Vintages

No vintages

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Community Reviews

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93.7
Avg Score
95
Highest
Taster #1539 · Jan 29, 2026
At Gordon's Fine Wines, Waltham, Mass.: From Stellenbosch. This was my favorite of the whites. Not as pale. Very intense, with more savory notes, and a pronounced aroma of lime leaf.
2024 vintage
Taster #8557 · Jan 11, 2026
93/100
Everything you want from an excellent SA chenin. No detailed notes here, just a wonderful example with excellent ripeness; apple and pear abound, surprisingly light body for 14% abv. Plowed through the glass while still a little too cold; think I did it a disservice there!
2024 vintage
Taster #7638 · Nov 2, 2025
95/100
not blind For Eben Sadie his best vintage for Mev K. Very elegant. 95
2024 vintage
Taster #4261 · Jul 20, 2024
94/100
A fabulous Chenin, chiseled and complex. Some honeyed, floral notes on the nose. The wine was energetic and lively, with notable saline and quince, and an impressively long finish. A special bottling I was privileged to share.
2018 vintage
Taster #9557 · Nov 8, 2022
92/100
Tasting: Alright, but I'm not a big fan of white wines.
2018 vintage
Taster #6803 · Jul 2, 2022
94/100
Apple, lemon, honey melon. Starts a little sweet but then acidity comes. Long finish. Great chenin blanc.
2018 vintage
Taster #7838 · Feb 9, 2020
94/100
Eben Sadie tasting #2: 100 % CB planted between 1905 and 1920. Nose: A little closed at first - aromas of mango without sweetness, green apple, quince, some fermented vegetables, wax. Reminded a little bit of Riesling on the nose. Palate: So precise and mineral. Voluminous and razor sharp preciseness at the same time. Medium+ acidity. Long finish. Will develop into a monster wine with some years in the cellar, I think.
2018 vintage