Van LoverenCabernet Sauvignon 2020 (R69.83 Per Bottle, 6 Bottles)
R419
About
Van Loveren has been in the Retief family since 1937 when Hennie Retief snr acquired the land in the Robertson Valley and named it after Christina van Loveren, an ancestor of his new bride, Jean van Zyl. From humble beginnings, Van Loveren has grown to become South Africa's leading family-owned winery, known for its consistency, award-winning wines as well as innovation.
Product Features
- Awards: Gold Wine Awards 2019 and Silver International Wine & Spirit Competition 2018
- An oak matured, fruit-driven red wine.
- This vintage is beautifully aromatic and perfectly balanced with soft plum and ripe summer berry and blackcurrant flavours followed by a round finish.
- Cellarmasters note: A blockbuster! Beautifully weighted, with flavours of soft blackcurrant, steamed prunes and blackberry on the palate and a full-bodied finish.
- A food-friendly wine. Try with braised beef, roast chicken, beef carpaccio, or blue cheese.
Product Specification
- ABV: 13.72%
- Region: Robertson Valley
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