Fram WinesCinsault 2017 (R119.83 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R719
About
After 12 long years of making really good wines, for really nice people, Thinus Kruger decided that it is time to make some even better wines for himself. And obviously for consumers too. And for a whole lot of other deserving people on this planet. So if you are keen on good wines, wines that oozes personality and want to keep ahead of the Jones’s, this is the right place to be. At Fram they'll always sail into uncharted waters, to boldly search for whatever great grapes lie behind the next hill, over the next horizon. Bringing great wines from the Here Be Dragons areas of the wine map. With an extremely shaky captain like Thinus at the helm, this can only be an exciting journey.
Product Features
- No oak Cinsault from the red sandstone north of Clanwilliam - 500m altitude.
- Grapes are sourced from old bush vines in the Skurfberg
- This is Cinsault with a more complex nature, showing the full range of fruity flavours, herbaceous notes and coarser textured character associated with this variety.
Product Specifications
- Region: Clanwilliam
- ABV: 13%
- Cultivar: Cinsault
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