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No oak Cinsault from the red sandstone north of Clanwilliam, 500m altitude.
Natural fermentation and nothing added. Only love and sulphur.
This delightful South African Cinsault presents an enchanting combination of herbal and floral notes, redolent of fragrant roses, with a satisfying burst of ripe red cherries on the palate.
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| Maximum Alcohol | 13.50% |
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