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No. | Brand | Country of origin |
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1 | Rafale | France |
2 | Deetlefts | South Africa |
3 | Celestial bay | Australia |
4 | Alamos | Argentina |
5 | Swartland | South Africa |
6 | Finca Las Moras | Argentina |
7 | Franschhoek Cellar | South Africa |
8 | Osborne Sherry | Spain |
9 | Black Bird | South Africa |
10 | Raymond Huet | France |
11 | Rendez Vous | France |
12 | Kiwi Cuvee | France |
13 | Castillo De molina | Chile |
14 | Cuvee Speciale | France |
15 | Hesketh | Australia |
16 | Culemborg | South Africa |
17 | Spier | South Africa |
18 | Villa antinori | Italy |
19 | Sachetto Fili | Italy |
20 | Prosecco | Italy |
21 | Vina Lastra | France |
22 | Yarden | Israel |
23 | Geyser Peak | America |
24 | Coleccion Privada | Argentina |
25 | Teperberg | |
26 | Arauco | Chile |
27 | Four cousins | South Africa |
28 | Asconi | Chile |
29 | Cockburn’s | Portugal |
30 | JP Chenet | France |
31 | the beach house | South Africa |
32 | Kumala | South Africa |
33 | Fuzion | Argentina |
34 | Matua | New Zealand |
35 | Delush | South Africa |
36 | Pierre marcel | France |
37 | Ernie els | South Africa |
38 | 1865 wine | Chile |
39 | Penasol | South Africa |
40 | Riunite | Italy |
41 | Tommasi | Italy |
42 | Fragolino | Italy |
43 | Durbanville Hills | South Africa |
44 | Tantehue | Chile |
45 | Jacob's Creek | Australia |
46 | Nabygelegen | South Africa |
47 | Fonseca | Portugal |
48 | Gran Verano | Chile |
49 | Casillero del diablo | Chile |
50 | Rupert & Rothschild | South Africa |
51 | Santa Cristina | Italy |
52 | Finca Flichman | Argentina |
53 | Nobile Wines | Germany |
54 | Trumpeter | Argentina |
55 | Gato Negro | Chile |
56 | Zonnebloem | South Africa |
57 | Mont Rochelle | South Africa |
58 | Welmoed | South Africa |
59 | Alandra | Portugal |
60 | Hardys | Australia |
61 | Pequena Vasija | Argentina |
62 | Bottega | Italy |
63 | Balbi Soprani | Italy |
64 | Obikwa | South Africa |
65 | Favourite Son | Australia |
66 | Bonterra | America |
67 | Clearwater Cove | New Zealand |
68 | Sandeman | Portugal |
69 | Duchessa Lia Fragolino | Italy |
70 | Van Loveren | South Africa |
71 | Dolores | Argentina |
72 | Stonewalker | South Africa |
73 | Apaltagua | Chile |
74 | Fish Hoek | South Africa |
75 | Hill & Dale | South Africa |
76 | Waterford Estate | South Africa |
77 | Trapiche | Argentina |
78 | Navarro Correas | Argentina |
79 | Cremaschi Furlotti | Chile |
80 | Cotes Du Rhone | France |
81 | Quereu | Chile |
82 | Footprint | South Africa |
83 | Chamdor | South Africa |
84 | Petit | South Africa |
85 | Tocornal | Chile |
86 | Cellar cask | South Africa |
87 | Rooiberg Winery | South Africa |
88 | Porcupine Ridge | South Africa |
89 | Mouton Cadet | France |
90 | Le Filou | France |
91 | Western Cellars | America |
92 | Efrat | Israel |
93 | Graham Beck | South Africa |
94 | Zevenwacht | South Africa |
95 | Kenwood | America |
96 | Angove | Australia |
97 | Cono Sur | Chile |
98 | Fuego | Chile |
99 | Excelsior | South Africa |
100 | Cinzano | Italy |
101 | Belaire | France |
102 | Rutini | Argentina |
103 | Vergelegen | South Africa |
104 | Stellenbosch Vineyards | South Africa |
105 | Amani Bay | South Africa |
106 | Perlissimo | Germany |
107 | Zonin | Italy |
108 | Tall Horse | South Africa |
109 | Argento | Argentina |
110 | Tre Fattori | Italy |
111 | Brigaldara Amarone | Italy |
112 | B&G (Barton & Guestier) | France |
113 | Peter Vella | America |
114 | John B | South Africa |
115 | La Mascota | Argentina |
116 | 14 Hands | America |
117 | Orange River Cellars | South Africa |
118 | Neil Jourbert | South Africa |
119 | Groot Constantia | South Africa |
120 | Astoria | Italy |
121 | Chateau | France |
122 | KWV Wine | South Africa |
123 | California Roots | America |
124 | Birds & Bees | Argentina |
125 | Cinquepassi | Italy |
126 | Dragons Back Mountain | South Africa |
127 | Calvet | France |
128 | Tilia | Argentina |
129 | Porto Cruz | Portugal |
130 | Namaqua | South Africa |
131 | Fairview | South Africa |
132 | Vina Maipo | Chile |
133 | Nederburg | South Africa |
134 | Martini | Italy |
135 | Drostdy Hof | South Africa |
136 | Catena | Argentina |
137 | San felipe | Argentina |
138 | Marques Casa | Chile |
139 | Simonsig | South Africa |
140 | Dulzino | Chile |
141 | Oyster bay | New Zealand |
142 | Dry Land Collection | South Africa |
143 | Scala dei | Spain |
144 | Maison Castel | France |
145 | Amarone | Italy |
146 | Lillet | France |
147 | Douglas green | South Africa |
148 | Carlo Rossi | America |
149 | frontera | South Africa |
150 | Liquid Gold Prosecco | Italy |
151 | Three Thieves | America |
152 | Leleshwa | Kenya |
153 | El Chivo | Chile |
154 | Boschendal | South Africa |
155 | Flagstone | South Africa |
156 | Perdeberg | South Africa |
157 | La Vieille Ferme | France |
158 | Ama La Vida | France |
159 | Kanonkop | South Africa |
160 | Cesari | Italy |
161 | Overmeer | South Africa |
162 | Versus | South Africa |
163 | Graham's | Portugal |
164 | Zapallares | Chile |
165 | Casal Mendes | Portugal |
166 | Louis Eschenauer | France |
167 | Lutzville | South Africa |
168 | Cielo | Italy |
169 | 4th Street | South Africa |
170 | Offley | Portugal |
171 | Ch Valac | Spain |
172 | Lambrusco | Italy |
173 | Kleine Rust | South Africa |
174 | Scavi & Ray | Italy |
175 | Valley Wine | Kenya |
176 | Robertson Winery | South Africa |
177 | Neethlingshof | South Africa |
178 | La fiole | France |
179 | Lindeman's | Australia |
180 | Mara | South Africa |
181 | Pacheco Pereda | Argentina |
182 | Sileni Estate | New Zealand |
183 | 19 Crimes | Australia |
Cabernet Sauvignon (also simply known as - cab sauv) is one of the most popular red wine grape varieties in the world that has its origin in France. Due to its popularity, sometimes it receives criticism as a colonizer for overshadowing some regions’ native grapes. It is believed Cabernet Sauvignon was a result of a crossbreed of red Cabernet Franc grape and a white Sauvignon Blanc grape that happened in the seventeenth century in southwestern France. The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are small with thick skin, and it naturally yields low, bud, and ripen late. Cabernet Sauvignon grape is grown nearly in all main wine-producing countries. This is due to its adaptability to diverse climate conditions. It also does well in a variety of soil, making the soil consideration less of concern, especially for New World winemakers. Cab grapes are also resistant to most viticulture hazards such as rot and insects. Its ease of cultivation often contributes to its popularity.
Although Cabernet Sauvignon grapes can grow in a variety of climatic conditions, climate warming is an essential factor since it affects Cabernet Sauvignon's suitability to produce varietal wine or a blended wine. The climate affects how early the grapes will be harvested. In a cooler climate, it is difficult to get Cabernet Sauvignon grapes to ripen fully. In most California wine-growing regions, vineyards are exposed to enough sunshine with few problems, and grapes fruits are left to fully ripening, which increases the possibility of producing varietal Cabernet wine brands. In regions like Bordeaux, which are exposed to inclement harvest season weather threat, Cabernet Sauvignon is often harvested a bit earlier than ideal, and to fill the gaps, it is usually blended with other grapes.
Cabernet Sauvignon wines consistent present structure and flavor influenced by climates of where it is produced, reflecting viticulture character and the desired winemakers’ personality. Generally, Cabernet Sauvignon is a dry, full-bodied red wine with high tannins and alcohol and medium acidity level. The acidity contributes to its aging potential. It’s refreshing acidity, which gives you a spectacular feeling while its dryness leaves a parched and lingering effect in the mouth, which leaves you yearning for more. In the cool regions, Cabernet Sauvignon wines express more herbaceous and green pepper flavors along with blackcurrants, mint, and cedar notes. In more moderate climates the blackcurrant, black cherry, and black olive notes are often pronounced. Cabernet Sauvignon wines from warmer regions like California, the grapes undergo full ripening and this wine usually exhibit flavors of stewed blackcurrants, over-ripen, mint, and eucalyptus.
In addition to climate conditions, the harvest yields can also influence the resulting Cabernet Sauvignon wine quality and flavors. Excessive yields can result in less concentrated and flavorful wine with green or herbaceous flavors being more pronounced. Cabernet Sauvignon excellently blends with Merlot to produce a classic wine with amazing characteristics and that is more satisfying. The Cabernet Sauvignon wine flavors range offers something for everyone and its versatile nature makes it a flexible and most preferred type of wine in Kenya and globally.
Given the noticeable acidity, high tannins, and alcohol levels of Cabernet Sauvignon, this is a premium wine brand to be drunk with food. You can also enjoy this wine by itself, though it can be overwhelming. It is a great accompaniment to cheeses, and beef dishes especially if it is fatty. Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the best wines to serve on different special occasions or a dinner date. Order your preferred Cabernet Sauvignon wine brand online at our drinks zone liquor store at discounted wine prices and enjoy free home wine delivery within Nairobi. While California Cabs can be a bit fruitier, and French Cabs a bit more herbal, a glass of your favorite Cabernet Sauvignon wine is always interesting and fantastic to drink over dinner or in any event.