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Kanonkop Estate Wine Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 75cl
AED 250.00
Big Stellenbosch Cabernet energy, dark fruit, cedar, and that pencil shavings vibe that makes you feel like you’ve found the good stuff. The 2019 vintage leans bold and structured, with grippy tannins and blackcurrant depth that plays insanely well with steak nights and long chats. A classic South African red wine from a benchmark estate, built to impress now and keep getting better.
This is the kind of Cabernet Sauvignon that makes you stop mid-sip and go, yep, that’s why people love Cabernet. From Stellenbosch, South Africa’s red wine heartland, the 2019 vintage shows up with serious black fruit, savoury edge, and tannins that mean business.
If you’re bored of red wines that disappear the second you swallow, this one fixes that. It’s layered, it sticks around, and it keeps unfolding, first fruit, then spice, then that dry, cedar-y grip that makes food taste better.
- Appearance: Deep ruby to garnet, clear, with slow legs that hint at concentration
- Nose: Blackcurrant, blackberry, dried herbs, cedar, tobacco leaf, a little graphite
- Taste: Ripe cassis and dark plum up front, then cocoa and spice, with firm tannins and fresh acidity keeping it tight and focused
- Body: Full-bodied
- Finish: Long, dry, and savoury, lingering on dark fruit, cedar, and a touch of bitter cocoa
What makes it special is the balance. You get power without it feeling heavy, and structure without it going sour or harsh. The tannins are grippy in a satisfying way, the kind that makes you want a proper meal and another pour, not a palate reset.
This is a go-to when you want a red wine that can hold its own at the table. Think grilled steak, roast lamb, mushroom-heavy dishes, or anything with a bit of char. It’s also a solid pick for collectors who like Cabernet with real bones, because the 2019 has the stuffing to evolve nicely with time.
Kanonkop is one of those names that comes up again and again when people talk about top-tier Stellenbosch, and this bottling shows why. It’s confident, classic, and unmistakably Cabernet, with that South African sunshine giving the fruit some extra depth.
Fun Fact: Kanonkop’s name comes from “cannon hill”, a spot where a cannon was once fired to signal that ships were arriving in Cape Town.