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THE


ORIGINAL


RED


WINE


ESTATE


"Great things happen when men and mountains meet" - William Blake Situated high on the slopes of the Helderberg mountain, the history of Alto dates back to 1693. The Latin name refers both to the aspirations of the estate and its altitude. Key to the production of world-class reds are the high granite slopes, ample sunshine and cooling afternoon sea breezes - definitive elements of this unique terroir. Alto has been world renowned for its hand crafted, bold red wines since 1922 when the first shipment of Alto Rouge was received in London to a rapturous response.


AN ELUSIVE SAYING


MAN, SIMPLY


HIS NUMEROUS MAGIC:


PRODUCT. EXPLAINS,


SCHALK VAN DER WESTHUIZEN HE ALWAYS REPLIES SHIES THAT AWAY FROM MEDIA ATTENTION, HE IS SIMPLY


THAT HE IS NOT A MAN OF MANY WORDS. WHEN HE IS CONGRATULATED ACHIEVEMENTS, THERE


TO ASSIST


"FOR ME IT'S "THAT'S


IMPORTANT


IN THE PROCESS TO MAKE A WINE


WORTH MORE TO ME THAN PRIZES


OF PRODUCING THAT


AND MEDALS. SOUTH AFRICAN WINE ICON/CLASSIC


KEY SELLING - ORIGINAL - FOCUSED


WINE OF ORIGIN STELLENBOSCH SOUTH AFRICA POINTS RED WINE ESTATE ON RED WINE ONLY www.alto.co.za-info@alto.co.za EVERYONE ON THE VINES WORK THEIR OWN


A MOST WONDERFUL ENJOYS,"


SCHALK


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