The Lubanzi red blend of South African Shiraz, Cinsault, Mourvèdre and Grenache is a dark ruby wine with a nose and palate to match. Aromas of dark fruit are joined by a strong minerality, with a slightly smoky, savory, leathery whiff above the glass. The palate is fruity in the most savory sense possible. Big black cherry and cassis meet up with earthy herbs and spices. It's a lively wine, with acidity to refresh and tannins to make pairing it with meaty dishes a natural. The twist-off cork makes it super easy to open.
The Lubanzi red blend of South African Shiraz, Cinsault, Mourvèdre and Grenache is a dark ruby wine with a nose and palate to match. Aromas of dark fruit are joined by a strong minerality, with a slightly smoky, savory, leathery whiff above the glass. The palate is fruity in the most savory sense possible. Big black cherry and cassis meet up with earthy herbs and spices. It's a lively wine, with acidity to refresh and tannins to make pairing it with meaty dishes a natural. The twist-off cork makes it super easy to open.
3 people found it helpfulAug 6th, 2017
Luscious in all aspects, changes after opening…. This is a good value drinker
Luscious in all aspects, changes after opening…. This is a good value drinker
Aug 17th, 2023
NOSE: cherry … oak … leather … cola … a little smoke.
TASTE: cherry, bitter almond and spices (oregano?) … a little thin, but not bad. Inoffensive, dry red table wine in a can!!! I think this would be great with pasta.
EDIT: I’ve now tried this twice and it really impresses - I retract the “thin” comment. I’m raising the score to 89.
NOSE: cherry … oak … leather … cola … a little smoke.
TASTE: cherry, bitter almond and spices (oregano?) … a little thin, but not bad. Inoffensive, dry red table wine in a can!!! I think this would be great with pasta.
EDIT: I’ve now tried this twice and it really impresses - I retract the “thin” comment. I’m raising the score to 89.
Jun 18th, 2023
South Africa
