Tim Atkin Vintage Highlights

Timed Online Auction, 3 - 20 October 2025

White Wine
About the Session

‘I’m proud to have my name associated with this auction, it’s a celebration of the people, the wines, and the country that I believe are shaping the future of fine wine. Now is the time to buy South African wine, the world is going to discover these wines, and prices will rise.“ – Tim Atkin MW


Current Bid

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Lot 10
  • Boekenhoutskloof; Semillon; 2004; 3 (1 x 3); 750ml


Lot Estimate
ZAR 3 500 - 6 000
Current Bid
Starting at ZAR 3 000
Location
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Delivery
Delivery within South Africa included
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About this Item

2004 Semillon
3 (1 x 3) 750ml
The Boekenhoutskloof Semillon has been predominantly sourced from one of the oldest vineyards in South Africa, planted in 1902 on alluvial soils with a high loam content. The age-worthy Bordeaux-styled white is one of SA's most underrated wines.

Provenance

Wine Cellar Private Client

Critics Ratings

'Remarkably bright, straw yellow appearance. Savoury, almost Manzanilla-like saline nose with an underbelly of pithy stone fruit and rock minerals. The palate confirms the staggering tight freshness of this Semillon, showing cool tension that almost requires more time! Concentrated power from old vines, but in a light, elegant and bone-dry frame. Completely integrated oak. One of SA's most age-able white wines in peak drinking condition.' - Higgo Jacobs, 98/100 (2020)

'The 04 showed brilliant honey, wax and yellow peach nuances with pear purée and a most impressive, dense tight knit texture'. - Greg Sherwood MW, 94+/100 (Oct 2016)

'The 2004 Semillon, has a lovely bouquet with yellow plum, lemon sherbet and orange zest, even if it does not have the same brightness as the 2006. The palate is well balanced with a gorgeous creamy texture, lemon curd, ginger, rhubarb and white pepper.' - Neal Martin, Vinous, 91/100 (Jun 2023)

'A subtle aroma of persimmon gives way to a ripe palate of tangerine, blood orange and almond notes backed by fine acidity. A nice waxy edge caresses the finish. Could put on some weight with modest cellaring.' - James Molesworth, Wine Spectator, 90/100 (2007)

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