SimonsigCabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2019 (R58.16 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R349
About
Simonsig Wine Estate is synonymous with the history of the South African wine industry, the Stellenbosch wine region, and the Malan family name. These elements are intertwined in this family-owned farm, where the late Frans Malan produced the first bottle of our much-loved Kaapse Vonkel, South Africaʼs first Méthode Cap Classique made in the classic bottle-fermented style. He is also honoured for co-founding the thriving Stellenbosch Wine Route, a first in its time. Today, his legacy lives on through his sons, Francois and Johan, and grandchildren Francois-Jacques, Christelle and Michael, the 2nd and 3rd Malan generations at Simonsig Wine Estate.
Product Features
- This wine displays a dense ruby colour.
- Youthful notes of blackberries with layers of strawberries in between.
- The polished and integrated tannins express cherry flavours with hints of spice on the palate.
- A finishing touch of subtle oak notes lingers on the aftertaste.
- Style: Soft fruit-driven red blend.
- Cellaring potential: Ready to drink, but can be aged for a further three to four years from vintage date.
Product Specifications
- ABV: 13.4%
- Region: Stellenbosch
- Blend: Cabernet Sauvignon 66% & Shiraz 34%
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