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/_static/winebuyers-placeholder.png "Allesverloren Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 12,5% Vol. 0,75l")
Allesverloren Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 12,5% Vol. 0,75L
Product number: 668071
14% off
£37.07
£31.76
Price per bottle
Towards the end of the 19th century, the owner of the winery returned from his
trip from Cape Town to find his farm in flames.His exclamation "all lost" then
finally gave his winery its name. The current owners of the winery - the Malan
family - specialize in powerful and fruit-driven red wines.
Since 1987, Danie Malan has been the cellar master of the Allesverloren wine
estate and is one of the most experienced cellar masters in the Cape.
The Allesverloren vineyards rise on the imposing Kasteelberg in the picturesque
Riebeek Valley in the Swartland.
The vineyards are situated between 170m and 350m above sea level and benefit
from a rainfall variance of 200mm. Cold, wet winters are followed by warm, dry
summers where the grapes ripen easily and have a high sugar concentration.
The soils on this Swartland farm are a mixture of shale and weathered sandstone
- a stony structure that is crucial for the special character of the
Allesverloren wines.
After the grape harvest, this wine is aged for 18 months in old and in some new
French barriques.
trip from Cape Town to find his farm in flames.His exclamation "all lost" then
finally gave his winery its name. The current owners of the winery - the Malan
family - specialize in powerful and fruit-driven red wines.
Since 1987, Danie Malan has been the cellar master of the Allesverloren wine
estate and is one of the most experienced cellar masters in the Cape.
The Allesverloren vineyards rise on the imposing Kasteelberg in the picturesque
Riebeek Valley in the Swartland.
The vineyards are situated between 170m and 350m above sea level and benefit
from a rainfall variance of 200mm. Cold, wet winters are followed by warm, dry
summers where the grapes ripen easily and have a high sugar concentration.
The soils on this Swartland farm are a mixture of shale and weathered sandstone
- a stony structure that is crucial for the special character of the
Allesverloren wines.
After the grape harvest, this wine is aged for 18 months in old and in some new
French barriques.