The 2019 Klein Constantia Vin de Constance is a white Muscat wine from South Africa's Constantia region, receiving high praise from several expert reviewers for its complexity, balance, and aging potential. This wine, matured in a combination of Hungarian and French oak barrels and foudres, presents a bright, medium to deep gold hue.

Decanter awarded it an impressive 98 points, highlighting its "pristine quality" and describing it as "sophisticated, layered and balanced." The review emphasizes the wine's vibrant character, noting aromas of butterscotch, lemon patisserie, and peach, coupled with a lively texture that feels "supremely complex and characterful."

James Suckling also praised the wine with a 97-point score, drawing attention to its "focused and pure aromas" of honeysuckle, fresh vanilla, lemon tart, and dried mango. He describes it as "intense, yet scented and naturally expressive," with a balance of sweetness and acidity that makes it both enjoyable now and suitable for aging.

Vinous, also awarding 97 points, notes the wine's understated nose and "disarmingly fine acidity," likening it to a Sauternes without botrytis. Neal Martin describes subtle nutty aromas alongside wild honey and quince, with a finish that he notes is "slightly Germanic."

Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate rated it 96 points, commending its "floral, focused and sweet" profile. Anthony Mueller describes layers of sweet citrus and stone fruit purée, with a balance between sweetness and acidity that he finds impeccable.

Overall, the 2019 Klein Constantia Vin de Constance is a well-crafted wine that reviewers agree has a long life ahead, with its complexity and balance making it a standout choice in the realm of sweet wines.