Market Price
Angels save money compared to Market Price...
Our market price is what you’d actually have to pay for this wine at an old-fashioned retail store.
It’s based on the price of wines sold at other companies, that have received the same customer ratings or awards from third parties.
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Botanica Wines Big Flower Merlot 2023
Sold by wine.com
$22.97
(As of 06/30/2025)
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Riebeek Cellars Merlot 2023
Sold by Yiannis Wine Shop
$16.99
(As of 06/30/2025)
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Stellar Organics Merlot 2023
Sold by Westchester Wine Warehouse
$12.99
(As of 06/30/2025)
$17.99
Angels Angel Price
$11.99
About the wine
Merlot...South African style
- With juicy dark flavors like black plum and blackberry, all pulled together with a soft, long finish, this Merlot proves there's more to South Africa than Shiraz.
- Thanks to your support, Jamie and Stephen found an ideal Merlot vineyard, hand-harvested these delicate grapes and perfectly preserved the wine's dark, delicious flavors.
- This Merlot strikes the right notes for fans and newbies alike — the perfect pairing to hearty barbecued beef, grilled or roasted chicken, and a cheeseboard with creamy, rich styles.
Best before
Great aging potential if you wish to cellar it for a few years.
Serving advice
Give this wine time to breathe before enjoying.
Food match
Barbecue beef, grilled chicken and Gorgonzola cheese.
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
South Africa
Western Cape
Merlot
Smooth Red
14.0% ABV
750ml
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Stephen & Jamie de Wet
The de Wet’s are one of the longest-serving and most successful winemaking families in Robertson Valley. With your funding, they’ve built a world-famous brand in Arabella – and the highest-rated, best-selling regional Reserve Cab in Naked history.
Stephen’s made wine from the family vineyard since the tender age of 17 and he’s passed his passion onto son Jamie, who now makes wines hand-in-hand with Dad at the de Wet’s 16th-generation family farm.
...and thanks to Angels, the de Wet boys make more crowd-pleasing Arabella wines than pretty much all your winemakers put together. To be precise – in a stacking contest, the total number of wines they’ve made for you beats the height of 226 Everests. Talk about the peak of a career!
Ratings
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