2024 De Kleine Wijn Koop, Heimwee, Cabernet Sauvignon

Western Cape,South Africa,

£26.99

Bottle size: 75cl,

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    The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are harvested from some of Stellenbosch’ oldest vines, then aged for 18 months in old oak barrels before being lightly fined with egg whites and bottled. With tannins as smooth as your grandmother’s polished imbuia table, Heimwee captures the spirit of Stellenbosch red wine—a rich, lingering expression of home and heritage.

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    Description

    The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are harvested from some of Stellenbosch’ oldest vines, then aged for 18 months in old oak barrels before being lightly fined with egg whites and bottled.

    With tannins as smooth as your grandmother’s polished imbuia table, Heimwee captures the spirit of Stellenbosch red wine—a rich, lingering expression of home and heritage.

    Additional information

    Wine Type

    Red

    Country

    South Africa

    Region

    Western Cape

    Subregion

    Stellenbosch

    Vintage

    2024

    Brand

    De Kleine Wijn Koop

    Cultivar

    Cabernet Sauvignon

    Bottle Size

    75cl

    Pack Size

    1x75cl

    Alcohol Percentage

    13.50

    Duty Status

    Duty Paid

    Availability

    Immediate

    Producer Profile

    De Kleine Wijn Koöp (the little wine co-op) started out as just a few good okes making awesome wines with cool labels, calling in winemaker friends to make each very limited-batch cuvée. Now in the talented hands of winemaker Wynand Grobler, the range has gained greater focus and direction without losing any of the original irreverence and adventure. Given Wynand’s experience in the valley, Franschhoek is becoming a bit of a calling card but like in the past the “little co-op” spreads its net far and wide seeking out great grapes across the beautiful and varied terroirs of the Cape winelands.