A.A. Badenhorst, Cinsault "Ramnasgras"

A.A. Badenhorst, Cinsault "Ramnasgras" - 2019

Item # 44426 750 mL

From a vineyard planted in the 1950s on granite soils. Cinsault is a red grape from the south of France that found its way to this country well over a hundred years ago. The fruit was fermented in whole clusters and then aged in foudre for 14 months before bottling. Only bottled in stellar years.

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Color
Red
Vintage
2019
Country
South Africa
Region
Swartland
Producer
Badenhorst
Grape Variety
Cinsault
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