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Geronimo Cinsaut 2025
R340.00
When I was a youngster growing up in Rawsonville, myself and a few friends would hike up the mountain to a swimming spot that we discovered, to reach this spot/pool, we had to jump off a 5m cliff. When it was my turn to jump, hesitation would creep in, and taking that leap seemed impossible. With my friend cheering me on and reminding me that I can do it, I would take a deep breath and take that leap of faith. Those few seconds in the air are indescribable! Shouting GERONIMO out of the top of your lungs. For a few seconds in the air, you feel like a bird just soaring in the sky. This wine/label reminds us of the big leap of faith we took starting this big venture of ours, with friends cheering and helping us, and making us realize that we can do it. This is also symbolized by the boy jumping off a cliff in the top left-hand corner of the label. The label also shows a piece of our South African heritage in the form of the postage stamp depicting the South African national fish, the Galjoen.
The wine is made from an old vine vineyard planted on the farm Rustenhof in the Firgrove area. These bush vines are dryland farmed. The soils are decomposed granite with under laying sandstone which gives this wine its elegance and finesse. The grapes were 60% whole bunch fermented. All grapes were left to ferment naturally with one punch down performed daily. The wines underwent malolactic fermentation separately, 40% in concrete and the rest in barrel. The wine was blended after 9 months and bottled right after. The Cinsaut is bottled earlier than our other red wines to maintain the crunchy fruit vibrancy unique to the variety.
Description
Varietal Composition: 100% Cinsaut
Wine of Origin: Stellenbosch
Vintage: 2025
Soil Type: Decomposed granite
Alcohol by Volume: 13.0%
pH: 3.46
Total Acidity: 5.4 g/L
Residual Sugar: 2.5 g/L
Barrel Type: French
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 7.5 × 1 cm |
| country | South Africa |
| region | Firgrove |
| production | 2025 |













