Our Single Vineyard Wines
The heart, the passion, the dedication, the soil and the elements
all contribute to the personality of our wines.
The spirit of the valley, its history and heritage, add to the unique characteristics of our wine’s palate and nose.
The old, the young, our dreams….our wines.
The story of Esona is handwritten….
Esona… ‘The Very One’
OUR WINE RANGE
Esona Sauvignon Blanc
Try me at my peak maturation. A serious full bodied style that portrays subtle bouquets of guava, green fig and gooseberries. The palate is fresh and crispy with a round finish.
Esona Chardonnay
Yellow apple on the nose with hints of citrus and some tropical notes coming through. Rich, fruity mouth feel due to wild yeast fermentation and lingers with a fresh minerality.
Esona Shiraz
Peppery bouquet with hints of ripe plums, strawberries and grapefruit. On wood for 11 months and is a hearty red wine noted for its complexity of aromas and flavours.
Frankly My Dear
Blanc de Noir (rosé) with delightful candies on the nose, a fresh palate and a lengthy aftertaste that lingers like a sunny summer afternoon.
Esona Chenin Blanc
Sublime ripe fruit on the nose with beautiful honey-like textures on the palate. Fresh acidity which makes our Chenin Blanc a well balanced yet delightful and easy drink.
Coming Soon
Pinot Noir, Grenache, Barbera, Sangiovese, Colombard and Mourvèdre
The influence of the sun, rain, soil and wind
Esona Sauvignon Blanc
2013
Esona Sauvignon Blanc
2016
Esona Shiraz 2013
Esona Sauvignon Blanc
2010
Esona Chardonnay 2011
Frankly My Dear (Rosé)
Esona Shiraz 2016
Esona Shiraz 2015
Take a tour through the vines and roses to Esona
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Joy at Really Tasting the Difference at Esona
Esona was the second estate that I visited on the first day of my second Wacky Wine. I planned my arrival for the start of the ‘Taste the Difference’ tasting as I expected it to be one of the more
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8 Reasons to Visit the Robertson Valley this Winter
Food, wine, and experience junkies should be prepared to have their hair blown back with a visit to Route 62’s Robertson Valley this winter. An alternative to the N2, Route 62 invites travellers to explore a string of charming towns
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Allen Kupeta – “I actually get the inspiration from everyday life in the township”
Allen Kupeta, born on the 1st June 1979 in Zimbabwe, started working with stone sculptures at the age of 10, and continued with this until he finished his O Levels. From 1999 till 2001, Allen studied at the National Gallery
