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The Kershaw Deconstructed Syrah Lake District Cartref SH9C 2016 exemplifies the finest of Lake District winemaking. Crafted by the renowned Kershaw Estate, this Syrah hails from the exclusive Cartref SH9C vineyard, where the unique slate and gravel soils impart distinct minerality and depth. Hand-harvested grapes undergo a meticulous fermentation process in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks, preserving the wine’s vibrant fruit characteristics. Following fermentation, the wine is aged for 18 months in French oak barrels, adding layers of complexity with subtle vanilla and spice nuances. The 2016 vintage reveals a rich bouquet of dark berries, black pepper, and earthy undertones, leading to a full-bodied palate marked by velvety tannins and a long, elegant finish. Dedicated to sustainable practices, Kershaw ensures each bottle reflects exceptional quality and the pristine terroir of the Lake District. Ideal for pairing with robust meats and mature cheeses, this Syrah is a true testament to Kershaw’s expertise and passion for fine wine.

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An exemplar of fine South African wine, Kershaw Deconstructed Syrah Lake District Cartref SH9C 2017 effortlessly evokes elegance and complexity. This rich, ruby-hued Syrah is expertly crafted by Master of Wine, Richard Kershaw, in Elgin, South Africa's coolest wine district, employing the strictest precision viticulture practices.

Hand-harvested, unirrigated fruit from unique soil types give it a distinct mineral complexity, while extended fermentation on the skins bequeaths finesse and depth of flavour. Eluding the common New World Syrah style, the Cartref SH9C offers a tenacious balance akin to a refined yet powerful, Northern Rhône Syrah."

Aged for 10 months in French oak, the resulting vintage radiates enticing aromas of black cherry and violets accompanied by undertones of earthy fynbos. The palate beautifully aligns with the nose, displaying layers of fruit and spice that lead into a lengthy, svelte finish. Truly, the Kershaw Deconstructed Syrah Lake District Cartref SH9C 2017 is a masterstroke in the symphony of winemaking.

Vinous (94)

Inky purple. An exotic bouquet presents black and blue fruit preserves, vanilla, licorice and potpourri. Sweet, deeply pitched blueberry and cherry-vanilla flavors stain the palate and gain spiciness with aeration. Shows superb energy and power on the finish, with lingering touches of smoke, cracked pepper and floral pastille. This sweet, seamless wine should be left to rest for at least another five to seven years and probably much longer.

Vinous (100)

An utterly magnificent wine, the 2018 Cabernet Sauvignon Rhadamanthus Diamond Mountain District is creamy, ample and super-expressive, with layers of fruit presently masking quite a bit of the mountain tannin. Inky dark fruit, licorice, gravel, spice. All the elements come together effortlessly in this sumptuous, explosive Cabernet Sauvignon. The 2018 is so elegant, so pure, so refined. I loved it. In a word: monumental.

Vinous (98+)

The 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Rhadamanthus Diamond Mountain District is a heady, hillside wine endowed with an explosive energy that races across the palate from the very first taste. Scorched earth, menthol, gravel, licorice and a good dose of Cabernet Franc/Petit Verdot savoriness add weave through a core of dark fruit. The tannins are pretty much buried in this captivating Cabernet from Nigel and Shae Kinsman.

Jeb Dunnuck (98)

Last of the 2019s, the 2019 Cabernet Sauvignon Anjea (always 100% Clone 22 Cabernet Sauvignon) is more floral and aromatic, with perfumed red, blue, and black fruits as well as lots of floral, truffle, chocolate, and tobacco nuances. As with the other 2019s here, the balance is flat-out perfect, and the wine is medium to full-bodied, with ripe, polished tannins and a gorgeous finish.

James Suckling (94)

This is a wine that seduces you, with its crushed blackberries and hints of dark chocolate that follow through to a full body and ultra-fine tannins with a tangy, fresh finish. Solid as a rock. Best ever from here. Try in 2019.

James Suckling (94)

This is a wine that seduces you, with its crushed blackberries and hints of dark chocolate that follow through to a full body and ultra-fine tannins with a tangy, fresh finish. Solid as a rock. Best ever from here. Try in 2019.