Delheim Cabernet Sauvignon 2006

High up on the south-western slopes of the Simonsberg Mountains, named after Governor Simon van der Stel, you can find the land known as Drie Sprong. It was home to a Dutch East India Company servant, whose job it was to fire a cannon from the peak directly above the property, appropriately named Kanonkop. This cannon was the third in a relay from Cape Town, via Koeberg, signaling the arrival of any foreign vessels in Table Bay

Tastings: We welcome visitors throughout the year to taste our wines at leisure in the atmospheric "Downstairs" cellar, with its famous cobwebbed window. If you are looking for something extra special, ask the tasting room staff to show you to the little-known "Collector’s Corner" at the back.

Tasting notes

Named after the original Chapel which was used as a wine cellar since 1941. The Robertson Winery's Old Chapel range has become a sought-after taste. This pleasant everyday glassful would make any occasion a joyful one.
A fruity soft dry red, with smooth round berry flavours and a herbaceaous brambly character. Serving temperature 8° - 10°C

Blend information
50% Ruby Cabernet, 50% Shiraz