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The Journal Cabernet Sauvignon
R405.00 – R425.00
The Journal represents the ultimate expression of Diemersdal terroir, the farm where six generations of the Louw family have been cultivating grapes for the making of fine wines. The Journal implies the continuous, the living and the evolving. It ensures the events of time are captured and recorded as momenta – reminders of generations past and a reference for generations to come. The supreme quality of this range and the craftmanship with which The Journal wines are made, these are the result of Diemersdal’s tradition and its previous generations of wine farmers.
Weight | 1.5 kg |
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Dimensions | 7.7 × 8.3 × 30 cm |
Vintage | 2019, 2020 |
Range | The Journal Range |
Varietal | Cabernet Sauvignon |
Occasion | Vinotèque |
Description
The Journal represents the ultimate expression of Diemersdal terroir, the farm where six generations of the Louw family have been cultivating grapes for the making of fine wines. The Journal implies the continuous, the living and the evolving. It ensures the events of time are captured and recorded as momenta – reminders of generations past and a reference for generations to come. The supreme quality of this range and the craftmanship with which The Journal wines are made, these are the result of Diemersdal’s tradition and its previous generations of wine farmers.
Winemaker’s notes:
After 22 months of aging, a barrel selection of Cabernet Sauvignon was made by the 6th generation winemaker. Typical blackberries, cedar and cigar box flavours with hints of spiciness. Blackcurrant follows through onto the palate with firm ripe tannins and a delicate finish.
AWARDS:
2019 Vintage:
Veritas Wine Awards 2024 – Gold
John Platter Guide 2022 – Highly Recommended
Tim Atkin Report 2021 – 91 points
2020 Vintage:
Veritas Wine Awards 2024 – Double Gold
Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2023 – Gold
Platter Guide 2023 – 4.5 stars
Tim Atkin SA Report 2022 – 93 points
International Wine & Spirit Competition 2022 – 95 points (Gold)
Gilbert & Gaillard International Challenge 2022 – 92 points (Double Gold)