Kadette Cabernet Sauvignon 2020, Kanonkop

The Kanonkop Kadette Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 nose is filled with fresh juicy blackcurrant, black plums and black cherries. Underlying hints of bouquet garni and subtle oak spice add further complexity. The tannins are finely textured, which adds a sturdy framework to support the plush fruit core. Concentrated flavours of blackberries and black fruit, combined with a juicy savoury plush tomato note, creates a classic Stellenbosch Cabernet with a lengthy, dry finish.

Food pairing: A great accompaniment to all types of steak, slow-cooked venison, braised beef short ribs, rosemary lamb shanks, beef stew and matured cheddar.

Ageing potential: This wine will keep developing in the bottle for the next 6 – 8 years.

Alcohol: 14.17%% ABV

Kanonkop Kadette Range explained by Kanonkop Cellar Master Abrie Beeslaar

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