Chateau Libertas 750mm Red 1959 Value
Chateau Libertas 750mm Red 1959 Value
Believed to be South Africa’s oldest red blend, Chateau Libertas was established by Dr William Charles Winshaw in 1932 to introduce a lightly wooded dry red blend. It has been produced every year since. A unique blend of Cinsaut, Cabernet Sauvignon and later Pinotage, vintages such as 1940, 57 and 61 are remarkably composed and revered today, especially in 750ml bottle.
This wine has been checked and re-corked by Amorim cork under supervision of auction curator Higgo Jacobs, assuring provenance, quality and long life. Seal codes If-560737 can be traced on Amorim Recorking Directory
Dimensions
750ml
Date
1959
Estimated Value R20 000
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