TokaraCabernet Sauvignon 2018 (R113.16 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R679
About
At the centre of the Cape Winelands lies the Simonsberg mountain, a fynbos-rich massif, home to exceptional vineyards since the 17th century. It’s on the southern slopes, with unrivalled views over False Bay to Table Mountain, that you will find Tokara’s vineyards and olive groves.
Product Features
- This wine has a beautiful claret colour.
- There are aromas of brambleberry coulis, dark cherry and subtle cassis on the nose complemented by underlying notes of raw tobacco and baking spices.
- The palate is packed with delicious dark fruit interwoven in spice and light toasty notes from the barrels.
- A tannin profile reminiscent of silky dark chocolate with poised freshness round off the finish.
- This wine will drink well now but will benefit from cellaring.
- Food pairing: Enjoy with lightly smoked Springbok carpaccio, grilled veal chops, meaty stews or a fantastic steak
Product Specifications
- Region: Stellenbosch
- ABV: 14.27%
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