Table Mountain Western Cape Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 (South Africa)

Table Mountain Western Cape Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 (South Africa)Oak spice Blackcurrant Cherry Mocha Deep ruby red colour in the glass. Blackcurrant and cherry aromas with hints of mocha and oak spice. Full bodied with blackcurrant, cherry and mocha flavours followed by oak spice. The grapes were sourced from a selection of the Capes premier vineyards in the Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington and Robertson areas. The grapes were harvested at optimal ripeness to achieve the fruit driven character of the wine. The

• Oak spice
• Blackcurrant
• Cherry
• Mocha

Deep ruby red colour in the glass. Blackcurrant and cherry aromas with hints of mocha and oak spice. Full-bodied with blackcurrant, cherry and mocha flavours followed by oak spice.

The grapes were sourced from a selection of the Cape’s premier vineyards in the Stellenbosch, Paarl, Wellington and Robertson areas. The grapes were harvested at optimal ripeness to achieve the fruit-driven character of the wine.

The grapes were harvested by hand at 23° to 25˚ Balling in February and March. Each vineyard block was individually vinified. The fruit was cold-fermented on the skins in stainless steel tanks at 20˚ to 25˚C to retain fruit flavours. An additional three days’ maceration assisted in preserving flavour while giving intensity of colour to the wine. The skins were then removed, pressed and malolactic fermentation completed.

Table Mountain is one of the world's most iconic landmarks: singular, enduring and awe-inspiring to those at the foot of Africa. For centuries, it has stood as a welcoming beacon, leading the way to the Cape and its famous Winelands. It was here, more than 350 years ago, that the first  ineyards were planted to ripen under the summer sun, but also cooled by ocean breezes to concentrate grape flavours. The influence on the vineyards of the mountain, surrounded by the sea, is considerable and helps to shape the unique wines of the Cape. These wines, like the mountain that inspires them, are a symbol of true South African generosity.

Food Pairing: Great with steaks, beef stroganoff, winter casseroles and stews, roasts, veal and even robust poultry dishes and mature cheeses.