This wine's an award winner…
Bronze Medal
International Wine & Spirit Competition
About the wine
Really tasty, really smooth Cab Sav from a single vineyard block on the Western Cape
- We’ve made $5 million available to help struggling wineries to survive and come out the other side of this Covid crisis. The closure of bars and restaurants across the globe has been a disaster for the independent winemakers who supply them. The little guys, without connections to the big supermarkets, are the ones who are suffering the most.
- South Africa’s lockdown has been one of the strictest in the world - with a total ban on alcohol sales. They're currently in the midst of a second total lockdown, where all wine sales were banned immediately - leaving the industry is on its knees. For a country with wine at its heart, it's been a huge blow. And for small winemakers, it's been totally devastating.
- A really tasty, really smooth Cab Sav from a single vineyard block on the Western Cape. Rich and juicy with dark ripe berries and spice and a touch of vanilla. Something really rather special.
Best before
Drink now to 2028
Serving advice
Open 2+ hours before serving
Food match
Roast lamb or beef, great match with meaty pasta also.
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
South Africa
Western Cape
Cabernet Sauvignon
Big Red
13.5% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Covid Support Fund
Among the (many) groups of people affected by your favourite restaurant or bar being closed are the small independent winemakers who supply them, and whose wine no longer has a home. It’s especially the small guys that have little-to-no hope of selling their wine any time soon...
With their markets in lockdown, orders have dried up completely. And with little government help available in lots of countries, many are in real danger of going bust.
We’re pledging to help the best of the independent winemakers who’ve been affected by this crisis. We’ve received over 200 applications so far. Some of the stories would be enough to bring you to tears. They have wine sitting in their winery, and this is their silver lining.
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