The legend goes that some errant members of Fairview's long established goatherd once escaped from their paddock into the Fairview vineyards after Charles Back's young son Jason accidentally left the gate open.  The little group happliy roamed among the vineyards, showing rare discernment by selecting some of the ripest berries from the vines.  Those berries have been used to make this white blend, a light bright green, medium bodied wine with aromas of apricots and pear and a zesty acidity.

The Four Cousins Sweet Rosé is a flame-coloured wine with a gentle floral perfume, juicy summer strawberry flavours and a soft, silky finish. This is a friendly wine, best enjoyed chilled as an aperitif or to complement spicy oriental food, fresh fruit platters or desserts.

Single vineyard wine.

From a certified heritage vineyard planted in 1974, this old vine Chenin Blanc was hand harvestd.  The wine fermented and was matured for 12 months in handmade clay amphorae and old oak barrels.

The name Lycaon comes from the scientific name for the African wild dog, Lycaon Pictus, and is derived from the Greek word Lycos, meaning wolf.  The label illustration is from an 18th century book on adverturing and hunting in Southern Africa.